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Love Island star Jack Fincham questioned after Sidcup crash

The reality TV personality was reportedly arrested on suspicion of drug-driving following an incident in September.

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Love Island participant Jack Fincham has reportedly been arrested on suspicion of drug-driving following a road traffic incident in Sidcup. The crash, which occurred on September 20, involved a car mounting a brick wall and damaging two trees, according to reports.

Fincham, who won the 2018 series of the ITV2 show, was questioned and interviewed by police on October 26, as reported by The Sun. At present, there are no official reports indicating that any charges have been brought against him in relation to the incident.

This is not the first time Fincham has had driving-related legal issues. He was previously banned from driving following an 18-month suspended sentence handed down in 2024.

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01What happened to Jack Fincham?

Love Island star Jack Fincham was reportedly arrested on suspicion of drug-driving after a car crash in Sidcup on September 20. He was later questioned by police on October 26.

02Were any charges filed against Jack Fincham?

According to reports, no charges have been filed against Jack Fincham at this time in relation to the Sidcup crash incident.

03What was the outcome of the crash in Sidcup?

The crash on September 20 involved a car mounting a brick wall, which resulted in damage to two trees. Jack Fincham was reportedly arrested on suspicion of drug-driving.

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