Chelsea: Police name woman who died with her three dogs

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Olivia Riley with two golden retrievers

Metropolitan Police

A woman who died with her three dogs after they were hit by a car has been named by police.

Olivia Riley, 41, from Suffolk, was found dead after officers and paramedics were called to Cheyne Walk in Chelsea at about 06:20 BST on Saturday, the Metropolitan Police said.

Her three golden retrievers also died as a result of injuries suffered.

A 26-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving.

The force said it was called to reports of “a road traffic collision involving a car and pedestrian”.

“It appears she had been walking her three dogs, all golden retrievers, at the time of the incident,” officers said.

“They also died as a result of their injuries.”

The force has appealed for anyone with information or dashcam footage to contact officers.

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