A teenage boy and two friends die in a high-speed road crash described by outlets as involving a Mercedes and a bus. The reports say the incident occurs shortly after the driver allegedly takes an illegal drug referred to as “hippy crack,” and that the vehicle is travelling on the wrong side of the road, leading to a collision.
The outlets report the deaths follow a separate public discussion about nitrous oxide use, noting the apparent connection to wider concerns about recreational drugs. However, details such as exact timing, driving circumstances, and the role of the bus are presented as part of the broader reporting, with no consistent additional specifics across the sources provided. The claims about “hippy crack” are attributed to reporting rather than confirmed evidence in the supplied text.
Overall, the coverage focuses on the crash and the alleged presence of a drug, while the precise sequence of events and responsibility for the collision are not fully established within the excerpts.
