The fatal van crash that left a city horrified

A Famy trip a sunny day in Manchester became a “Bool Unimagina tragedy” for Louisa Palmisano’s parents, who was killed when she was hit by a truck.

The driver, Rawal Rehman, 35, declared himself guilty of causing death for driving dangerous after hitting the child, known as Lulu, on Saturday, February 22.

A court heard that Hed had “20 cocaine lines” tasks when he crashed for the first time on a tram before he forced the pavement where the child, from Burnley in Lancashire, walked hand in hand with his parents.

Rehman marked a taxi to escape the scene, which led to a police humanity before being arrested two days later.

Lulu’s parents had their daughter tasks to the city during the weekend and walked first for Booth Street.

Around 10:00 BST, Lulu was hit after the truck crashed into the tram in Mosely Street, near Manchester Art Gallery.

The tram did not have time to react since Rehman had ignored the signals of stop and warning and driven directly to the approximate vehicle, according to the crown prosecution service.

Rehman’s car then set up the pavement and hit the girl, who received emergency treatment as a junior doctor and other passers -by ran to help.

Lulu was tasks for the real Nursing of Manchester, but his serious injuries, which included a main head of the head, were too much for her to survive.

Lulu was described in a tribute for her parents as the “sweetest, most kind and generous girl”, who was full of creativity and joy, and “he absolutely loved to go to the nursery every day.”

They said “the pain of losing it is unbearable and we miss more than words can express.”

Rehman fled the accident scene and was arrested by Greater Manchester police two days later on Monday, February 24.

He was later accused of causing death by dangerous driving, and on Tuesday he declared himself guilty of crime.

Afterwards, a spokesman for the City Council of Manchester said the incident left “all horrified Manchester.”

Lulu’s parents said: “In an instant, our lives were destroyed out of repair.

“His absence has left a devastating vacuum in our family. She was our only daughter, our whole world.”