Louisa Palmisano, a girl from Burnley, tragically died after being hit by a van in Manchester following a tram crash.
Louisa Palmisano, a girl from Burnley, tragically died after being hit by a van in Manchester following a tram crash.
Burnley Girl Louisa Palmisano Dies in Manchester Tram Crash
Police said that the van and tram collided. This impact forced the van onto the sidewalk. Lulu was there and the van hit her. Lulu Palmisano got rushed to a hospital quickly.
Sadly, her injuries were too severe. She died at the hospital. The van driver ran away from the scene. Police arrested a man on Monday.
He is 36 years old. They suspect he caused death by dangerous driving. He is in police custody now. Lulu’s parents said she was sweet and kind. She also was a very generous little girl, they added.
She loved going to nursery school daily too. Her family said her loss is devastating. She was their only child. She was their whole world.
They were having a happy day. This tragedy struck them quickly. Their lives are shattered now. The pain is unbearable, they shared. They miss her more than words can say.
Detective Sergeant Andrew Page commented on the situation. Specialist officers support the family now. He asks people to respect their privacy. Police have a suspect in custody right now.
This investigation remains active at this time. They need information fast. Anyone with knowledge should contact the police. The number is 0161 856 4741. Use log number 1086 from February 22. People may also use GMP’s website. Crimestoppers can be reached at 0800 555 111.
Police said that the van and tram collided. This impact forced the van onto the sidewalk. Lulu was there and the van hit her. Lulu Palmisano got rushed to a hospital quickly.
Sadly, her injuries were too severe. She died at the hospital. The van driver ran away from the scene. Police arrested a man on Monday.
He is 36 years old. They suspect he caused death by dangerous driving. He is in police custody now. Lulu’s parents said she was sweet and kind. She also was a very generous little girl, they added.
She loved going to nursery school daily too. Her family said her loss is devastating. She was their only child. She was their whole world.
They were having a happy day. This tragedy struck them quickly. Their lives are shattered now. The pain is unbearable, they shared. They miss her more than words can say.
Detective Sergeant Andrew Page commented on the situation. Specialist officers support the family now. He asks people to respect their privacy. Police have a suspect in custody right now.
This investigation remains active at this time. They need information fast. Anyone with knowledge should contact the police. The number is 0161 856 4741. Use log number 1086 from February 22. People may also use GMP’s website. Crimestoppers can be reached at 0800 555 111.