Obituary – Death – Cause of death News : The tragic passing of Amy McNicholas, a 30-year-old healthcare support worker from Bury, has left her family and community devastated. Amy was struck by a car while crossing Manchester Road on October 2 and succumbed to her injuries five days later at Salford Royal Hospital. The driver, a woman in her 50s, was arrested on suspicion of causing serious injury by driving without due care and attention.
At the opening of her inquest, it was revealed that Amy suffered multiple fractures and a traumatic head injury, with the medical cause of death being recorded as a traumatic brain injury. The police investigation into the incident is ongoing, with a review date set for January 9.
In a heartfelt tribute, Amy’s family described her as a kind and caring soul who always had a smile on her face. They expressed their deep sorrow at the unexpected loss of their beloved daughter and emphasized the impact her absence will have on their lives.
PC Liam Farrelly, from Greater Manchester Police’s serious collision investigation unit, extended sympathies to Amy’s loved ones and urged anyone who witnessed the incident to come forward with information. He emphasized the importance of any potential footage, including dashcam or mobile phone recordings, in helping to piece together the events leading up to the collision.
To assist the investigation, individuals with information are encouraged to contact the police quoting the log number 3,263 of October 2. Alternatively, details can be shared anonymously through Crimestoppers. The community is urged to come together to support Amy’s family during this difficult time and seek justice for her untimely passing.
Inquest opens into death of Bury woman who was struck by car
Who was Amy McNicholas and what happened to her?
Amy McNicholas, a 30-year-old healthcare support worker from Bury, tragically passed away on Monday, October 7, at Salford Royal Hospital after being struck by a car on Wednesday, October 2. She was returning to her partner’s home when the incident occurred, resulting in multiple fractures, a traumatic head injury, and ultimately her death five days later.
What was the cause of Amy McNicholas’ death?
The medical cause of Amy McNicholas’ death was recorded as a traumatic brain injury, sustained during the car accident on Manchester Road.
What is the status of the police investigation into the incident?
The driver of the car, a woman in her 50s, was arrested on suspicion of causing serious injury by driving without due care and attention. She has been released on bail, and the police investigation into the incident is ongoing. Area coroner Catherine McKenna has set a review date for January 9.
How did Amy McNicholas’ family remember her?
In a touching tribute, Amy McNicholas’ family expressed their heartbreak at the loss of their loving daughter. They described her as the kindest soul, always caring and with a smile on her face. They emphasized that Amy will be forever loved and missed by all who knew her.
What are the authorities doing to support Amy McNicholas’ family?
PC Liam Farrelly from Greater Manchester Police’s serious collision investigation unit mentioned that specialist officers have been deployed to help Amy McNicholas’ family through this difficult time. The police are continuing their investigation and urging anyone who witnessed the incident to come forward with any information or footage that may assist in the case.
How can the public assist in the investigation?
Anyone with information related to the incident is asked to contact the police on 0161 856 4741, quoting log number 3,263 of October 2. Alternatively, details can be shared through GMP’s LiveChat function on their website or anonymously via the independent charity, Crimestoppers, on 0800 555 111.
Sources:
The Bolton News