Charity offers £10k to trace man after crash death

Crimestoppers is offering a reward of up to £10,000 to help find a suspect after the death of a 20-year old woman in a three-car crash.

Amber Street, a hairdresser from Sidlesham, West Sussex, died after the crash near Arundel at about 23:15 BST on 15 July, which also injured three others.

The independent charity is offering the reward for information given to it "directly and exclusively" that leads to the arrest of Mohammed Rasauli, who is wanted by police on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving.

Street's parents said losing their daughter had left them "in unimaginable pain" and they hoped finding justice for her would "give some sense of peace".

Crimestoppers said it believed Rasauli had connections "who may be able to provide him with accommodation, travel and financial support, helping him to stay hidden".

It said the suspect had links to West Sussex, especially Brighton, as well as London and Birmingham, but may also be abroad.

Meanwhile, Rasauli has been placed on Crimestoppers' Most Wanted gallery.

Annabelle Goodenough, South Central East regional manager at the charity, added: "Somebody, somewhere, knows where Mohammed Rasauli is.

"Perhaps you've heard him mentioned, seen him staying somewhere he shouldn't be, or know someone who has helped him keep out of sight.

"You can tell our charity what you know, 100% anonymously, and that information could be the missing piece that finally brings him to justice."

The charity said information must be provided before 1 January, 2027.

Meanwhile, Rasauli has been placed on Crimestoppers' Most Wanted gallery.

Street's parents said: "Not a second goes by when we aren't grieving the loss of our kind, funny, beautiful girl, and our lives will never be the same again. So we urging anyone who knows anything to do the right thing and come forward.

"Even the smallest detail could help to bring some closure."

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