First picture of man who died after being knocked down in Scots busy city as police probe launched
Officers said their thoughts are with his family as enquiries continue
HORROR CRASH First picture of man who died after being knocked down in Scots busy city as police probe launched
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COPS have released a picture of a man who died in hospital almost a month after after horror crash.
Brian Roan, 58, died after being involved in a collision in Glasgow on Saturday, March 22.
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The victim is Brian Roan from the local area
The crash involved a silver Volkswagen T-Cross car and happened around 8.40pm on the city's Carntyne Road.
Brian was taken to the Queen Elizabeth University Hospital where he tragically died from his injuries on Wednesday, April 16.
Police Scotland said enquiries into the tragedy remain ongoing as officers continue to appeal for information.
Road Policing Sergeant Chris McColm said: 'My thoughts are with Brian's family and friends as they try to come to terms with what has happened.
"We'll continue to offer them support.
'I'd like to thank everyone who has come forward with information so far and ask anyone who may be able to assist with our investigation, and has not already spoken to police, to contact us.
"I'm particularly keen to speak to drivers with dash-cam footage of the area around the time.'
Anyone with information is asked to contact Police Scotland on 101, quoting incident number 3463 of March 22.
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