By Press Association 2021
Vicky Lovelace-Collins
The family of an NHS paramedic who was killed in a road crash have called for the Government’s help to secure the return of a Turkish suspect.
The PA news agency understands Seda Gun is alleged to have caused the death of Vicky Lovelace-Collins in Stevenage in September 2018.
Hertfordshire Police told the 38-year-old’s family “some months later” that the suspect had travelled back to Turkey days after the crash in Lonsdale Road.
The “NHS hero” was treated by colleagues from East of England Ambulance Service (EEAS) for significant head injuries, a fractured pelvis and a broken wrist after a car crashed into her motorbike near her home.
Recap: Hitchin traffic updates as police rush to serious crash that shut main road
Motorists were asked to avoid the area
Park Way at the junction with Charlton Road in Hitchin (Image: Google Maps)
Police attended the scene of a crash on a busy Hitchin road on the evening of January 27.
Road closures were in place on the Charlton Road, just south of the town centre after the crash at the junction with A602 Park Way - with delays already building.
Hertfordshire Constabulary asked motorists to stay away from the area as they responded to the incident.
The crash was causing delays on a number of roads in the area, with congestion building on Park Street and Charlton Road following the incident.
By Press Association 2021
Vicky Lovelace-Collins
The family of an NHS paramedic who was killed in a road crash have called for the Government’s help to secure the return of a Turkish suspect.
The PA news agency understands Seda Gun is alleged to have caused the death of Vicky Lovelace-Collins in Stevenage in September 2018.
Hertfordshire Police told the 38-year-old’s family “some months later” that the suspect had travelled back to Turkey days after the crash in Lonsdale Road.
The “NHS hero” was treated by colleagues from East of England Ambulance Service (EEAS) for significant head injuries, a fractured pelvis and a broken wrist after a car crashed into her motorbike near her home.
Vicky Lovelace-Collins: Family of paramedic killed in crash urge Government to secure return of Turkish suspect We owe it to Vicky as an NHS hero, and our loved one, to try every possible avenue to get justice
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