A ‘sweet boy’ who died in a police chase in Swindon has been named in a fundraiser.
17-year-old local lad Jamie Donnelly lost his life as a passenger in a car that failed to stop for officers and then crashed on Junction 15 of the M4 last night (2 January).
Emergency services provided treatment at the roadside, but he sadly died. Three people were arrested in connection with the fatal collision – read the full story >
A loved one, Sophie Rhys-Morgan, set up a public fundraiser to help fund his funeral.
In a short tribute, she said: “Jamie was loved and adored by everyone, he had such a sweet soul and always knew how to put a smile on everyone’s faces.
“He was kind, caring, funny and like a little brother to everyone he most definitely lit up every room he was in.
“The funds raised for Jamie will all go towards his funeral to help his family at this very sad time, all donations are so kindly appreciated.
“Thank you for taking your time to read Jamie’s story. He will be missed very much and will never be forgotten. Rest in Peace our sweet boy Jamie.”
Read more or make a donation on GoFundMe >
