Stolen car in bus stop collision
Two elderly women [TREAT] [?] in the hospital after a stolen car mounted a pavement and hit a bus stop in east Belfast. The accident happened on the Upper Newtownards Road in the city at about 1100 GMT on Tuesday.The women [TAKE] [?] to the Royal Victoria Hospital in the city where they [SAY] [?] to be in a stable condition. A young girl [TREAT] [?] for injuries at the scene. The car [DRIVE][?] away following the incident. It [BE] [?] later [FIND] [?] abandoned at Friendly Street in the Markets area near the city centre. Police are searching for the driver, who [THINK] [?] to be in his late teens. Colin Neil, who witnessed the incident, said he assisted the injured women at the scene. "The guy mounted the kerb, and ploughed straight into the bus stop where three people [STAND] [?]," he said. "Two ladies [HIT] [?] with full force."(The car) didn't even attempt to stop."I got out of my car, and put my coat underneath the head of one lady - she [CUT] [?] on the back of the head and has a gash on her forehead. "Another lady seemed to be worse off." BBC News - 30 December 2003