PICTURED: Pensioner killed as he crossed High Street was 'struck by two cars'
A pensioner who died after being hit by a car which is then said to have driven off was named by police today, as police launched a bid to track a second vehicle that struck him.
Leslie Marks, 66, was crossing Amblecote High Street at the junction with Brettell Lane when he was struck by a red Vauxhall Corsa.
Police say it drove away from the scene, before returning later. A man aged 25 was then arrested and released on bail.
Today police said Mr Marks, from Wordsley, was hit by a second vehicle as he lay in the road, but that the vehicle did not stop.
Sgt Alan Wood, from the collision investigation unit, said: "We believe the second car was a black 4x4 type vehicle, possibly a BMW X5.
"I would urge the driver of this vehicle, or any passengers within it, to make contact with me as soon as possible."
"This is a difficult time for the family and our thoughts are with them. I continue to appeal anyone with any information about this incident to get in touch."
The tragedy happened at around 6.50pm on November 29.
Call 101 with information, or Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111.
