Cyclist appeal after pedestrian fatally struck by car in Cantley
A police spokesperson said: "If you believe this could be you, or know who it is, please get in touch."
Following the collision, Mr Greenaway's family shared a tribute in which they described him as someone with the "biggest heart and an even bigger smile"."Chris will always be remembered for his laughter, his love of animals, his passion for Liverpool FC and the unwavering love and kindness he gave to all who knew him," the statement said.
Listen to highlights from South Yorkshire on BBC Sounds, catch up with the latest episode of Look North
Hashtags
Try Our AI Features
Explore what Daily8 AI can do for you:
Comments
No comments yet...
Related Articles
Daily Mail
8 minutes ago
- Daily Mail
Moment man is attacked by thug armed with a 'crossbow': Ring doorbell footage shows victim begging for help 'after being shot in street'
This is the moment a man was shot with a crossbow in a brutal attack caught on doorbell camera. Disturbing video shows the terrified victim - who has a bloodied face - running towards a house before frantically ringing the bell in an attempt to escape. A masked shooter dressed in black appears and raises a crossbow - prompting the man to surge forward in an attempt to grab it. He then runs back towards the front door and bangs on it several before the shooter pulls the trigger, leaving him screaming in agony. The attacker is seen ripping the arrow out of the victim's leg before the footage cuts away. Police are now investigating the horrific incident, which took place on Downway Lane in St Helens, Merseyside at around 10pm on Sunday. They said the attack involved five men, who were all wearing dark clothing and face coverings. The victim was taken to hospital where he remains in a serious but stable condition. In the footage, the attacker is dressed in a navy and grey The North Face jacket, grey tracksuit trousers and black trainers. He has his hood up and is wearing sunglasses. Police believe the attack was targeted and are asking for the public's help to track down the five suspects. Det Insp Steve Byrom said: 'We are in the very early stages of the investigation and we are determined to find the people responsible. 'I understand that the community will rightly be concerned by this incident but please be assured that we are determined to find the suspects involved. 'We believe that five males fled the area on foot and enquiries are ongoing to locate them and find any weapons used in this incident. 'We are also keen to speak to anyone who was in the general area who saw or heard anything suspicious or believes they captured something significant on their dashcam, CCTV or doorbell camera. 'We know that violence and weapons causes misery on our streets and we would ask for the public's help in coming forward with any bit of information they have so we can find the people responsible.' There is currently no registration system for owning a crossbow and no requirement for a licence. But it is illegal for anyone under 18 to buy or own one, with anyone carrying a crossbow in public without a reasonable excuse facing up to four years behind bars. Last year, a convicted stalker was shot dead by police in London after he broke into a house wielding two of the weapons. Bryce Hodgson had been convicted of a five-year court restraining order after he entered a woman's bedroom without consent, sent text messages demanding that she open her door and described his sick sexual fantasies. Earlier this year, Kyle Clifford, 26, was sentenced to a whole life term after using a crossbow to murder BBC racing commentator John Hunt's wife and two daughters. Anyone with information about the St Helens attack can contact Merseyside Police's social media desk via X @MerPolCC or on Facebook 'Merseyside Police Contact Centre'. You can also report information via 101 quoting incident reference 25000577410.
The Sun
14 minutes ago
- The Sun
Dramatic moment idiot driver speeds off road, spins out of control and crashes into police car
FOOTAGE reveals the terrifying moment a drunk driver loses control of his car and smashes straight into a police vehicle. The reckless motorist was more than double the legal limit when he ploughed into a cop car on a quiet country road in Nottingham. 4 4 4 4 The car had been spotted driving erratically just moments before it veered off the road. Footage released by cops shows the silver car flying off the tarmac and into a hedge on the drivers right hand side. The driver is then seen speeding along before the car suddenly jolts off to the side and spins uncontrollably. It then crosses back over the lane, slides sideways and thuds straight into the police car. The officer inside had only just parked up and was moments from getting out. Nobody was injured in the terrifying crash, which unfolded in a rural spot in North Nottinghamshire. Chief Inspector Clive Collings of Nottinghamshire Police warned: 'Every summer we see an increase in both drink driving arrests and collisions within rural Nottinghamshire. "With a long, hot summer expected, we will be deploying our officers into a variety of rural areas and concentrating our attention on vehicles leaving country pubs.' The driver, 48-year-old Darren Shackleton, was found to be more than two times over the legal drink-drive limit. He was arrested at the scene and later admitted drink-driving when he appeared at Nottingham Magistrates' Court on July 9. M6 closed as two children among eight injured in horror crash with drivers facing two-hour delays Inspector Collings added: 'No drink is worth the life-changing consequences of getting behind the wheel when over the limit. "The safest amount of alcohol to drink if you are driving is simple to remember – none.' Shackleton, of Retford Road, Mattersey, was slapped with a three-and-a-half year driving ban. He was further ordered to carry out 40 hours of unpaid work over the next 12 months. The court also ruled that he must abstain from drinking alcohol for 80 days. Police say the smash happened during a targeted summer campaign to clamp down on drink-driving in the countryside. Chief Inspector Collings said that while rural roads may look quiet, the risks of drink-driving are just as deadly as in any city. He vowed that officers will be watching pubs and country lanes closely this summer. Cops say the footage will now be used to warn others about the dangers of drink-driving. They're urging drivers to plan ahead, use taxis or designate a sober driver. Officers say there will be also more patrols in rural areas in the coming weeks as part of their crackdown.
Daily Mail
15 minutes ago
- Daily Mail
Ivan Toney fumes 'I HATE London' after England star's £197K Lamborghini is broken into after returning from his new home in Saudi Arabia
Ivan Toney suffered damage to his prize Lamborghini on his return to London from the former Brentford striker's new home in Saudi Arabia. The England international booked a move to Al-Ahli last summer amid feverish speculation over his future plans. After inking an alleged £20million-a-year deal with the Saudi Pro League side, Toney jetted off to join his new side in the Kingdom's second city, Jeddah. The 29-year-old has since secured the Asian Champions League title after their 2-0 victory against Japanese side Kawasaki Frontale. The move to Saudi came just over six months on from his return to football after Toney had served his eight-month ban for breaching the Football Association's gambling regulations. Toney's 232 breaches of the association's laws took place between 2017 and 2021, and the player was later diagnosed with a gambling addiction. His new home in Saudi Arabia outlaws gambling altogether. But Toney has since returned to the United Kingdom during his off-season - and appeared to soon discover why he opted for a move away from his home country. Sharing a picture on his Instagram Story, Toney showed that the window of his Lamborghini Urus - worth an upwards of £197,000 - had been smashed and the car broken into by would-be thieves. It is not known whether Toney had anything stolen from inside the vehicle, but the forward was incensed, captioning an image of the damage: 'This is why I hate London'. Just three days before the crime, Toney had shown off his car in a video posted on social media of the striker training with his two sons, Ivan Junior and Ikari, who he shares with long-term partner Katie Bio. Toney, who was born in Northampton, previously made the capital his home for the four seasons he spent at Brentford, after his move to the side from Peterborough United. But in November last year, Toney is believed to have revealed his new fondness for Saudi stemmed from Jeddah's supposed similarities to another British city. It is claimed that Toney thinks that his new home shares the same qualities he liked in Milton Keynes, where he used to live - and started his relationship with Bio. Toney and Bio are believed to have received special dispensation to live together out of wedlock in the devout Muslim country - receiving the same privileges as Al-Nassr superstar Cristiano Ronaldo and his girlfriend Georgina Rodriguez.
