Brothers among Birmingham car crash victims

Published: Mon, 16 Nov 2009 11:45:00

Two of the four teenage victims of a car crash in Birmingham on Saturday morning were brothers, police have revealed. West Midlands police said Hadi and Kammal Suweef, aged 17 and 15 and from Hall Green, died when a blue Rover hit a wall in Salisbury Road, Moseley. Hasni Ali, 16, from Sparkhill, and Hamza Siraj, 16, from Moseley, also died in the crash.

The force said the car, which had not been stolen, crashed around 03:30 GMT on Saturday. Officers are calling on anyone who witnessed the crash, including a member of the public who flagged down a police car in the area at the time, to ring Belgrave Road police station on 0845 113 5000.

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