A 17-year-old boy who died after a car collided with a wall on Brimham Rocks Road has been named by the police.
Alfie Lovett, from York, was a passenger in the Peugeot 107 which crashed on Tuesday at 6.50pm.
North Yorkshire Police reported he was pronounced dead at the scene.
Police have shared a tribute his family paid to him.
It says:
“Alfie was a unique personality who loved to make people laugh and lived for adrenaline fuelled adventures. He lived his life fearlessly and marched to the beat of his own drum without caring about what anyone thought of him.
“Alfie had his own world view that very few understood. He was only 17, but has made a huge mark in his short time and anyone who’s ever met him is not likely to ever forget him!
“Alfie was a fiercely loyal friend, a protective big brother to his 2 younger sisters and brother and loving father to his infant son. Taken from us far too soon with so much more to give, he’ll be very missed every day.”
Three other occupants of the car were left with minor injuries and the driver has been helping police with their enquiries.
An appeal was launched earlier this week for witnesses.
Officers added in the original appeal:
“We are keen to hear from anyone who has captured any dashcam footage of the vehicle prior to the collision.”
You can email [email protected] or call 101 and ask for Nicola Peters.
Quote incident number 12230173187.
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