A girl who died in a hit-and-run outdoors a takeaway has been named as Rebecca Steer – after a person was arrested on suspicion of homicide.
Ms Steer, 22, and one other pedestrian have been struck by a automotive which mounted a kerb outdoors the Grill Out restaurant in Oswestry, Shropshire, at round 2.50am on Sunday, police mentioned.
Ms Steer was rushed to Royal Shrewsbury Hospital however died shortly after arrival.
The second individual suffered critical accidents and is being handled in hospital.
After an attraction was issued to hint the driving force, West Mercia Police mentioned a 28-year-old man was arrested on suspicion of homicide and tried homicide.
Ms Steer’s household have described her as “the most loving, talented and kind hearted person you could ever wish to know”.
They went on to say in an announcement issued by police: “We are all fully devastated by the lack of our lovely woman Rebecca.
“She always had a smile and a laugh that made everybody love her.
“She might be tremendously missed by her many family and friends.
“She was the best daughter, sister, granddaughter and friend anyone could ask for.
“Rest in Peace lovely woman.”
Following the arrest of the suspect, Detective Chief Inspector Mark Bellamy said: “Thank you to the general public for sharing our attraction and coming ahead with info which has been important in making this arrest.
“There will continue to be a police presence in the town centre today while our investigation continues.
“Please be happy to talk to any of our officers you probably have any considerations; we’re right here to assist.”
Source: information.sky.com”