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One child was killed and another was injured after a BMW accident on a sports field in Kendal, in the Cumbria.
The driver, a man in his forties, was arrested for suspicion of having caused death by dangerous driving.
Specialized police investigators completed the area to start their investigations, according to the police.
Immediate members of the family of the two children were informed, according to the officers.
Emergency services rushed to Kendal Rugby Union Football Club in Shap Road at 4:58 p.m. following a report of a collision involving a car and two children on land.
The second child was treated by paramedical paramedics on Wednesday evening.
The car involved was a black BMW i40.
The president of the Kendal rugby club, Stephen Green, posted on Facebook that the club was deeply saddened, saying: “Our thoughts are with their family and friends and we kindly ask for privacy for all the people involved during this difficult period.
“We fully cooperate with the authorities while they are investigating – the club and all the facilities are temporarily closed while it is done.”
Cumbria police said they are treating collision as an isolated incident and nothing suggests that it was linked to terrorism. Anyone who saw the accident is invited to contact them.
