Ridgeway fatal crash: Police issue car picture as investigation into tragic Jordan Sheehy death continues
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Officers have issued a picture of a car thought to be a grey Seat Leon in a bid to trace its driver – because they think he could have vital information about the collision, which happened on Saturday afternoon in the village of Ridgeway, near Mosborough.
Jordan Sheehy, aged 26, from Doncaster died at the scene of the crash which happened on the B6388 High Lane at around 1.40pm on Saturday July 1.
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Hide AdDerbyshire Police, who are investigating the crash, said in a statement tonight: “It’s thought the driver of the car in the image, believed to be a grey Seat Leon, may have witnessed the crash and could have information which could help with our enquiries.
“The car had been travelling from the direction of Gleadless on White Lane and then onto High Lane.”
Kyle Buckley, aged 30, of Eckington, has appeared at Southern Derbyshire Magistrates Court charged with causing death by dangerous driving, aggravated vehicle taking, failing to stop after a collision and driving without insurance or the correct licence.
He was remanded into prison custody at the hearing on Wednesday 5 July pending a trial at a later date.
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Hide AdThe police statement added: “Were you the driver of this car or do you recognise the vehicle in the image? If you can help, please contact us on the non-emergency details below, quoting reference 23000405396.”
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You can also contact Derbyshire police on their website through an online online contact form; on Facebook with a private message to the Derbyshire Constabulary Facebook page; by direct message on Twitter via @DerPolContact, or by calling the CrimeStoppers, anonymously, on 0800 555 111, or by visiting the CrimeStoppers website.
A fundraising campaign has now been set up by those who were close to Jordan Sheehy, who was aged 26, to help pay for his funeral.
The organiser of the fundraiser, which aims to raise £1,000, said Jordan, who died after a crash on High Lane, Ridgeway, near Sheffield, on Saturday, had been taken far too soon, and described him as the absolute life and soul of the party, the class clown, but ‘the most loved and adored loveable rogue you will ever have met.’
To donate to the appeal, please log onto https://www.gofundme.com/f/jordans-send-of?utm_campaign