Portsmouth teenager who fell from Crasswell Street car park roof remains 'critical but stable' in hospital

Tom Cotterill
By Tom Cotterill
Published 14th Jun 2019, 18:43 BST
Updated 14th Jun 2019, 18:59 BST
The scene near the NCP multi-storey car park in Crasswell Street, where a boy fellThe scene near the NCP multi-storey car park in Crasswell Street, where a boy fell
The scene near the NCP multi-storey car park in Crasswell Street, where a boy fell
A TEENAGER who fell from a multi-storey car park roof in Portsmouth is still in intensive care.

The boy, who police say is 14, fell from the roof of the Crasswell Street car park in the centre of Portsmouth on Wednesday morning just after 8am.

He is a pupil at St Edmund’s School in Arundel Street, Portsmouth.

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South Central Ambulance Service said at the time that he had suffered ‘life-threatening’ injuries.

Today a police spokeswoman confirmed that the youngster was ‘critical but stable’, but did not reveal any details about the investigation into the incident.