Man dies after being hit by car in Shaftesbury Avenue in Christmas Day 'attack' in West End



A man who was among four people hurt when a car hit pedestrians in London’s West End on Christmas Day has died.

Aidan Chapman, 25, died in hospital on New Year’s Eve after sustaining life-threatening injuries.

He was one of four pedestrians involved in the collision which saw a car drive on the wrong side of the road on Shaftesbury Avenue in the capital’s theatre district.

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24 thoughts on “Man dies after being hit by car in Shaftesbury Avenue in Christmas Day 'attack' in West End”

  1. This would of been linked to america t attack, but the ridiculously T is reserved for one group is pathetic. And far far right are to dumb and stubborn to see through it, as they are a lost cause.

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  2. Please don’t spread assumptions or misinformation. Aiden was my best friend—a kind and compassionate person who lived by his faith as a Muslim. On that tragic night, he was struck by a drunk driver in a stolen car, along with three others. We, his friends and family, are heartbroken. Instead of jumping to conclusions or spreading hate, let’s remember the importance of empathy and wait for the full truth to be known. This is about real lives and real loss—let’s treat it with the respect it deserves.

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