Arrest after teen dies in Horspath convoy car crash
Det Sgt Lyndsey Blackaby said: "I am appealing for anyone who saw the collision or the two cars driving in the Horspath and Wheatley areas between 9.45pm to 10.20pm to contact us."I am also appealing for anyone with a dash-camera who was driving in the area at the time to check their recordings and let us know if they captured anything that could help our investigation."
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