Emergency services at the scene of an accident on St Olaves Road in Bury.
Bury St Edmunds: Man found dead after crash
by Matthew Stott
Saturday, January 19, 2013
3:08 PM
A MAN was found dead in his car after a collision with a lamppost.
Emergency services were called to St Olaves Street, Bury St Edmunds, at about 11.20am Saturday.
A red Toyota was found against a lamppost and police confirmed that the 60-year-old driver had died.
The vehicle had only sustained limited damage to the front side.
A Suffolk police spokesman said that a collision investigation team are working to establish the cause of the incident.
The possibily that the driver suffered a medical episode before the collision has not been ruled out.
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1 comments
how the truth gets blow up ,he had a heart attack ,the public did cpr till paramedics arrived but he died shortly after ,sadly.
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Saturday, January 19, 2013