A male individual has found himself facing charges following a series of events that led to a car crashing into a residential property on a serene village street. The incident unfolded when a black Volvo XC90 collided with a red Vauxhall Astra, causing the latter vehicle to forcefully penetrate the front facade of a semi-detached house situated on Trevithick Place in the quaint locality of Willaston, near Nantwich, Cheshire. The time stamp for this unsettling occurrence was approximately 16:00 GMT on a Sunday, as confirmed by the authorities of Cheshire Police.
The 53-year-old individual involved has formally been accused of several offenses, including but not limited to criminal damage with a reckless disregard for endangering life and engaging in perilous driving behaviors. Hailing from Wistaston, Cheshire, the man is also facing allegations of failing to comply with the legal requirement of providing a breath sample and evading responsibility by fleeing the scene following the accident. Subsequently, he has been detained in custody and is scheduled to make a court appearance at Warrington Magistrates’ Court on the upcoming Tuesday.
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