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Police call for witnesses after 10yo boy killed in Sutton car crash

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Police are appealing for information after a 10-year-old boy was killed in a car crash on Mulligans Flat Road in Sutton last month.

Investigators say the boy died at the scene after the vehicle, a Holden sedan, left the road, hit a tree, and then caught alight on Friday, October 23.

Emergency services were called to the scene near the ACT border at around 6:45pm.

NSW Police logo on cop cars and crime scene tape on a sunny day

NSW Police is urging anyone who may have information about the fatal crash to contact them. (ABC News: Floss Adams)

The 39-year-old male driver, and two female passengers aged 33 and 35, were able to get out of the vehicle.

They suffered burns and other injuries, and were taken to Canberra Hospital for treatment.

Inquiries into the incident are ongoing, conducted by the NSW Police Crash Investigation Unit.

Authorities are urging anyone with information about the incident, or anyone with dash-cam footage that may be relevant, to contact Crime Stoppers. 

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