Flowers left at scene of fatal crash that killed 26-year-old pedestrian in Sheffield
One tribute reads: “JRF, Love you bro, will see you again”
Flowers were left at the scene of fatal crash in Sheffield involving an ambulance which cost a 26-year-old man his life.
It has been nearly two weeks since the collision on Myrtle Road, close to the junction with Queen Road, on the evening of September 10,
Police shut the road shortly after 6.41pm after officers were called to reports of a collision involvingh a pedestrian and ambulance.
Medical staff, including the driver of the ambulance, fought to save the man’s life, but he was pronounced dead at the scene.
South Yorkshire Police said there have been no arrests or charges over the incident.
In the days since the young man ‘s death, flowers and hand written tributes have been left leaning against a terraced house a short way up Myrtle Road.
They include a Sheffield United sticker with the words “JRF, Love you bro, will see you again”.
South Yorkshire Police said family liaison officers continue to work with the family of the victim.