Update - Police arrest woman in case of pedestrian being hit by car at Sainsbury's Banbury store

Police have bailed a 60-year-old woman in connection with an incident in which a female shopper was hit by a car at Banbury's Sainsbury store car park.
By Roseanne Edwards
Published 8th Mar 2020, 13:52 BST
Updated 8th Mar 2020, 14:04 BST
The scene at Sainsbury yesterday (Saturday) in which a woman was hit by a car being driven dangerouslyThe scene at Sainsbury yesterday (Saturday) in which a woman was hit by a car being driven dangerously
The scene at Sainsbury yesterday (Saturday) in which a woman was hit by a car being driven dangerously

A spokesman for Thames Valley Police said officers attended Sainsbury’s supermarket in Oxford Road, Banbury on Saturday at around 2.50pm.

It followed reports that incidents of shoplifting and an assault on a man aged in his twenties had occurred. The victim was taken to hospital for treatment.

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It was also reported that a car was in collision with a woman aged in her forties, causing her injuries requiring hospital treatment.

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"A 60-year-old woman from Adderbury, Oxfordshire, has been arrested on suspicion of theft, assault and driving a motor vehicle dangerously," the spokesman said.

"She has been released on police bail until March 30."

Anyone with information is asked to contact Thames Valley Police by calling 101, quoting 43200078402.

The police information release today (Sunday) followed requests for information on the incident by the Banbury Guardian at the time of the incident yesterday (Saturday).