Young boy killed after being crushed between two cars as he changed his boots
In a statement released in the days after his death, his family said: "Our precious little Alfie was involved in a horrible incident where sadly he lost his life."Our Alfie was not just our son and brother, but also a grandson, a cousin, a nephew and a friend to so many people."Our hearts are completely broken. We are so numb and are struggling to understand why this has happened."Fly high our baby. Thank you for the best seven years of our lives.
Devon and Cornwall Police said: "Officers continue to make enquiries to establish the circumstances of the collision, which happened at around 11.10am on Wembury Road, near the Plymstock Albion Oaks Rugby Club.Read More on The Sun
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