Fatal Liverpool Crash Appeal
Liverpool Police Appeal for Witnesses Following Fatal Car Crash in Woolton
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Police identified the vehicle involved as a red Nissan Juke, which reportedly left the road before hitting the wall at the junction of Allerton Road and High Street.
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Reports from the scene described extensive damage: a garden wall was completely demolished, debris was scattered across the road, and a post box was also seen among the wreckage.
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A white Vauxhall Astra or similar white vehicle with rear-end damage was reported on the central green between the eastbound and westbound carriageways of High Street while investigators examined the scene.
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Police asked witnesses to contact Merseyside Police through its social-media account or by calling 101; information can also be given anonymously to Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111 using incident reference 26000727021.
A 38-year-old woman died after her car left the road and crashed into a brick wall on Allerton Road in Woolton, Liverpool, just before midnight on Friday, according to Merseyside Police. Kelly Marie Lundie was pronounced dead at the scene. Her family described her as a "gorgeous" and "kind-hearted" person who was "outgoing and full of life."
Emergency responders arrived at the crash site at the junction of Allerton Road and High Street around 11:30 p.m. Merseyside Police serious collision investigators examined the area, which was temporarily closed to traffic. Police are now asking witnesses and anyone with dashcam or CCTV footage to help determine what caused the crash.
Red Nissan Juke Veered Across Road Into Wall
A red Nissan Juke was identified as the vehicle involved in the fatal crash, Merseyside Police confirmed. The car left the road and struck a brick wall at the junction of Allerton Road and High Street. The impact was severe enough to completely demolish a garden wall and scatter debris across the road, with a post box found among the wreckage.
Family Pays Tribute to Outgoing Mother
Kelly Marie Lundie's family released a tribute to the mother of her son, Caleb. They described her as "gorgeous" and "a beautiful soul," according to Liverpool Echo. Friends and family members said she was "kind-hearted" and "full of life." Her next of kin are being supported by specially trained officers from Merseyside Police.
Police Search for Witnesses and Video Evidence
Merseyside Police is appealing for anyone who saw the crash to come forward. Investigators are particularly interested in dashcam footage from other drivers, plus doorbell and CCTV recordings from nearby homes. A white Vauxhall Astra or similar white vehicle with rear-end damage was spotted on the central green between High Street carriageways during the investigation.
Witnesses can contact Merseyside Police via social media or by calling 101. Information can also be reported anonymously to Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111 using incident reference 26000727021.
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