Family of man who died after A17 crash pay tribute to 'great son with a pure heart'

The family of a man who died following a crash on the A17 have paid tribute to a 'great son with a pure heart.' Shah Muhammad, 37, sadly died following a collision near Leadenham on Friday, November 1.

His family said: “Shah Muhammad was a son of a soldier. He was a great son to his mother. Men are what their mothers made them. His work ethic, his smile, his laugh was unmatched in this world.

"He was courageous and forgiving. His heart was pure with pure intentions. Words can’t describe such a man.”

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Lincolnshire Police said the investigation into the circumstances of the collision are still ongoing. In their latest appeal, they said: "The incident took place just after 2pm on Friday (1 November) and involved a silver Seat Alhambra and an HGV. The male driver of the Seat, aged 39, sadly sustained fatal injuries as a result of the collision.

"His next of kin are now aware and are being supported by specially trained officers. The driver of the HGV suffered minor injuries. The collision took place on the A17 between the villages of Leadenham and Brant Broughton.

"Investigators in the Serious Collision Investigation Unit are appealing for any witnesses to the collision who have not already spoken to police, or anyone who may have any dashcam that is relevant to the enquiry."