Pregnant teenager and husband named as burglary suspects killed in police chase

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 A heavily pregnant teenager and her husband are understood to be the two burglary suspects who died after their car smashed into a coach as they were chased by police.  Newlyweds Patrick McDonagh, 19, and his 18-year-old wife Shauna, were killed on the A40 near East Acton in west London at about 9pm on Sunday.  The couple, who wed last year, were said to be expecting a baby girl in April. Newlyweds Patrick McDonagh, 19, and his 18-year-old wife Shauna, were killed on the A40 near East Acton in west London at about 9pm on Sunday The unborn child is not believed to have survived the collision.  Hundreds of tributes to the young couple have been posted on social media from friends and family. Lead Brexit negotiator overheard saying 'it's May's deal or a long extension' A second man who was in the car was taken to hospital and has subsequently been arrested on suspicion of aggravated burglary. Advertisement Advertisement  Around 20 minutes before the fatal collision police had been called to reports of an aggravated burglary in Harrow.  During the alleged incident, two men, in their 30s and late 60s and a woman in her late 50s, were threatened with a ‘large hunting knife’ and screwdriver.  The crash happened during a police chase after homeowners in Pinner, north west London, dialled 999.  A police helicopter was also called in. The couple, who wed last year, were said to be expecting a baby girl in April The unborn child is not believed to have survived the collision (Picture: Peter Manning) Watchdog the Independent Office for Police Conduct and the Metropolitan Police internal Directorate of Professional Standards have been informed (Picture: Peter Manning) During the pursuit the suspects’ car veered to the wrong side of the A40 near the junction with Kingsdown Avenue and crashed into a coach.  Watchdog the Independent Office for Police Conduct and the Metropolitan Police internal Directorate of Professional Standards have been informed.  In a statement, Scotland Yard said: ‘At approximately 8.40pm on Sunday, police responded to a report of an aggravated burglary at a residential address in Harrow.  ‘As part of this response, a vehicle pursuit was initiated. The police helicopter was also called to assist. During the pursuit the suspects’ car veered to the wrong side of the A40 near the junction with Kingsdown Avenue and crashed into a coach Shauna was pronounced dead at the scene after being chased on the wrong side of the road ‘At approximately 9pm the vehicle being pursued moved onto the wrong side of the carriageway on the A40. The police vehicles did not follow. Advertisement Advertisement  ‘The vehicle was then in collision with a coach.  ‘The Directorate of Professional Standards and the Independent Office for Police Conduct have been informed.’ Advertisement Advertisement
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