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A man has sadly died following a single-vehicle road traffic collision in Magherafelt on Thursday, November 6.
Chief Inspector Celeste Simpson from the Collision Investigation Unit said: “Police received a report shortly after 5.50pm of a collision involving a car and a pedestrian in the Grange Road area.
“Our officers attended, supported by colleagues from partner emergency services. However, sadly, the pedestrian - a man aged 69 - was confirmed deceased at the scene.
"The Grange Road was closed for some time but has since reopened.
“Collision Investigation Unit detectives are continuing to investigate the circumstances of this collision. We are particularly keen to hear from anyone who witnessed the incident or who may hold digital footage which could assist with our enquiries.
“This includes dash-cam, mobile, CCTV or other material. Contact police on 101, quoting reference number 1576 of 6/11/25."
Alternatively, you can submit a report online using the non-emergency reporting form via http://www.psni.police.uk/ makeareport/.
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