An investigation into a crash in which a man in his 60s died after crashing into the River Wensum has been closed.

Emergency services were called at around 7am after a car crashed through a set of metal barriers by the St Crispins Road roundabout, near to Halfords, and landed upside down in the River Wensum.

Eastern Daily Press: Flowers were left at the scene after the crashFlowers were left at the scene after the crash (Image: Archant)

Police and firefighters attended the scene and recovered the driver from the vehicle, but it was later confirmed he had died.

An investigation was launched following the fatal crash, which happened on Saturday, February 12 this year.

A Norfolk Police spokesman said the probe into the fatal crash has been "closed".

Eastern Daily Press: Concrete barriers were installed after the fatal crash at the St Crispins Road roundabout in February this yearConcrete barriers were installed after the fatal crash at the St Crispins Road roundabout in February this year (Image: Archant)

The spokesman added: "A file will be prepared for the coroner.

"However, we’re open to new lines of enquiry and would review any new information provided to us."

The incident saw the roundabout and a number of surrounding roads closed to all traffic for several hours, remaining shut throughout the morning before re-opening shortly before 1.45pm.

Any information to police on 101.