Woman, 72, killed in e-bike crash as motorcycle rider, 17, arrested and bailed as cops launch urgent appeal
Shaat Bibi, 72, was struck while crossing Leeds Old Road at 4.54pm on Wednesday.
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The woman was rushed to hospital but sadly passed away from her injuries on Friday.
The motorcycle rider, a 17-year-old boy, was arrested on suspicion of offences relating to the collision and released on bail, according to West Yorkshire Police.
The cops have now launched a fresh appeal for information about the horror collision.
Anyone who witnessed the incident or who may have video footage of it should contact the Major Collision and Enquiry Team by calling 101 and quoting log 1451 of May 14.
Reports can also be made online by referencing the same log number.
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