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A spokesman for South Wales Police has confirmed the force is investigating a sixth passenger who was dropped off by the group of friends, before the crash which killed three

Ex-barrister and author Winston Roddick described the car crash in Cardiff as an "unusual case", saying "alarm bells" should have been ringing sooner when parents contacted police

South Wales Police and Gwent Police have referred themselves to the Independent Office of Police Conduct, after it took officers 46 hours to find the wreckage.

South Wales Police and neighbouring force Gwent Police have referred themselves to the Independent Office of Police Conduct, after it took officers 46 hours to find the wreckage of a fatal car crash

Gwent and South Wales police also confirm more than 46 hours passed between last sighting and wreckage being found

Both South Wales Police and neighbouring force Gwent Police said they have referred themselves to the IOPC after it took officers 46 hours to find the wreckage in Cardiff - and inspectors are tackling the case as a matter of urgency

Thomas Taylor was arrested at the scene of the crash where Rafel Jeanne, 24, Darcy Ross, 21 and Eve Smith, 21 were all found dead.

An earlier investigation ruled out any criminal activity

Police have referred themselves to the IOPC