POLICE are waiting for a decision from the Crown Prosecution Service after an investigation into the death of three teenagers in a car crash.

Passengers, Elliot Pullen, 17, Daniel Hancock, 18 and Ethan Goddard, 18 all died in the early hours of June 20 last year after a BMW crashed into a tree in Frilford Road.

The driver, named locally as Tom, was hospitalised with life-threatening injuries but was released just before Christmas.

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Thames Valley Police confirmed in December that no arrests have been made and that an investigation continues.

Now, a spokesperson for the force has confirmed that the investigation has concluded and a file has been sent to the CPS.

The statement read: “On this one a file has been sent to the Crown Prosecution Service and we await a decision from them.”

It is unknown how long the CPS will take to reach a decision and whether anyone will be charged.

Following the incident, widespread tributes poured in for the boys.

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For days afterwards, All Saints Church in Marcham kept its doors open until 9pm. Inside, at the head of the central aisle, a two-tiered circular stand bore an array of small candles.

GoFundMe pages were also set up with more thousands donated.

The Oxford Mail has gone to the CPS for a comment.