Human who died after horror crash in Stockport was named by Benjamin Harvey. Emergency services were called to Brinksway near the city center around 1:35 a.m. on Sunday morning after the Audi A3 crashed into wall after the turn.
driver of in vehicle, who currently called 37-year- old Benjamin Harvey, tragically pronounced dead on the stage. His next of relatives were informed.
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Tribute poured in for dad-of- four from Bradbury, who worked like a crowbar dealer. He has been described as “best dad’ with heart of gold.’ Flowers and messages have also was left on the stage of tragedy.
His former partner, and mother to his fouryear-old son Charlotte Coley said she was left “absolutely heartbroken” after his sudden death.
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“Words can’t describe how I feel like my heart is completely broken. RIP Ben you were best dad,” she wrote. on Facebook. Speaking to MEN, she added: “He had a heart of gold.”
A friend of Wayne Phillips said: “Ben was a legend and always helped you. out if he could, every time I saw him he always worked and always one of his children with his. His friends will miss him greatly. family and children”.
Number of flower tributes were left next to the stage on Brinkway this afternoon. One message read: “Ben, get some rest in peaceful cousin.
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Brinksway was closed for number of hours the night before opening shortly after 7:30 am on Sunday morning like crash investigators carried out their requests.
Investigation of circumstances of in crash remain continues on police appeal for witnesses or anyone with video footage forward.
Sergeant Matthew Wagget, of The GMP Serious Collision Investigation Unit stated: “Investigations are ongoing and therefore I request anyone with information or dashcam footage showing an Audi A3 in in area surrounding Brinksway in in lead up to collision to pass it on.”
Anyone with information should contact investigators via 0161 856 4741 with reference to 249 05/06/22. Information may also share anonymously via independent charity Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.
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