 The woman was arrested on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving, and was later bailed pending further investigation. In a statement released the day after the crash, Selena's family described her as an 'an intelligent and cheeky girl adored and loved by everyone'. Bouquets of flowers lined the street outside the Study Prep school, several with tributes to Selena, and a minute's silence was held by members of the nearby Wimbledon Common Golf Club. Flowers line Camp Road outside the school, which is located near where the Wimbledon tennis championship is taking place (Picture: Amer Ghazzal/Shutterstock) On Friday afternoon, the Metropolitan Police said in an update that a second eight-year-old girl is fighting for her life and a woman in her 40s is in critical condition.){kind=link}
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The driver who crashed her Land Rover into a school in Wimbledon, killing eight-year-old Selena Lau, may have suffered a seizure behind the wheel according to reports.
Pupils at the all-girls Study Prep school were enjoying an end-of-term picnic on their grounds last Thursday when the vehicle careered through and smashed into a wall.
London Ambulance Service said 16 people had been treated at the scene, with 10 taken to hospital.
Police believe the incident may have happened after the driver of the Land Rover had a medical episode, The Sun reported.