Sarah Barker

A BMW ended up wedged, nose-first, in a beck near Sleaford after it left the road.

The crash happened at around 12.30pm on Monday, February 5 on outside the Royal Oak Inn, on Brookside at the junction with Main Street, Scopwick.

Photo: Alistair Brackenbury

A red BMW crashed into the stream.

An eyewitness reported that the driver remained in the car for some time and emergency services had been called to the scene while damages and recovery were being assessed.

Photo: Alistair Brackenbury

They also said a black car may also have been involved in the incident, but no further details have been confirmed at the time of writing.

A spokesperson for Lincolnshire Police said: “We were called to an RTC outside the Royal Oak Inn, on Brookside, Scopwick, at just after 12:30pm.

“This looks to involve two vehicles, with one vehicle ending in a stream. Injuries are currently being assessed.”

Anyone with any information is asked to call 101 quoting incident 62 of February 5.

A Grimsby man convicted of killing a baby in Cleethorpes managed to get a job at a Lincoln family restaurant after giving false details.

Damon’s on Doddington Road in Lincoln employed Jason Regrave, 30, after he provided identification claiming his name was Dylan Cooper.

Jason Redgrave was jailed in 2012 for the manslaughter of six-month-old Ethan Hopson after babysitting him in December 2011.

Ethan suffered a severe head injury and tragically died from his injuries after he was ‘beaten and shaken’ by Redgrave.

The six-month-old had interrupted a flirty text conversation Redgrave was having with his crying.

Redgrave was acquitted of murder but was convicted of manslaughter and sentenced to eight years in prison, however was released in 2016 before reportedly moving to the Lincoln area.

Redgrave took on the persona of Dylan Cooper to land a job at Damon’s and was sacked by the restaurant on Saturday, February 3 after the false identity came to light.

Reportedly Redgrave had to serve cocktails to friends of six-month-old Ethan’s mum Karly when his real identity was uncovered.

In a statement for Lincolnshire Reporter Damon’s said: “The person concerned has used several alias and ID to gain employment.

“The directors of Damon’s have been made aware of this situation Saturday 3^rd of February 2018 and with immediate effect have released Dylan Cooper from his employment at Damon’s Restaurant in Lincoln.

“On Saturday 3^rd February Damon’s have communicated with all people who were affected by this issue.”