Officer charged with causing death by careless driving in Hounslow

By Hannah Davenport

10th Nov 2021 | Local News

The fatal collision occurred in Whitton Road, Hounslow last year. (Image: Metropolitan Police)
The fatal collision occurred in Whitton Road, Hounslow last year. (Image: Metropolitan Police)

A police officer has been charged with causing death by careless driving following a fatal collision in Whitton Road, Hounslow last year.

The police collision occurred on 1, November 2019 in which a 23-year-old pedestrian died in hospital following the crash.

PC Daniel Francis, aged 33, who was the driver of a marked police car and is attached to the West Area Command Unit, was charged and will appear at Westminster Magistrates' Court on Tuesday, 7 December.

Andrew Brown, 23, died in hospital following the collision.

The charges follow an investigation by the Independent Office for Police Conduct and a referral to the Crown Prosecution Service.

The Metropolitan Police Service said they have fully co-operated at every stage.

PC Francis remains on restricted duties at this time.

Misconduct matters will be considered at the conclusion of criminal proceedings.

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