Inquiry into road incident before man's death in Ross-on-Wye
Det Insp Ben Pearson said: "We are now keen to speak to anyone who travelled down Copse Cross Street on Monday at around 6pm, or was in that area at that time, who may have witnessed such an incident happen."I would also encourage anyone who has a dashcam and was in the area to review footage from Monday to see if they captured anything that may assist with our inquiries."We are also keen to speak the driver of the car to get a better understanding of what happened, and would encourage them to also get in touch."
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