Police identify Bradford man Mohammed Shaan Hussain who died in Lamborghini supercar crash. Details here

Police have identified the Bradford man who died when a Lamborghini supercar overturned on the M62 in West Yorkshire on December 21. He has been identified as Mohammed Shaan Hussain, a resident of Bradford.

Following the collision in Outlane, Kirklees, a 22-year-old passenger who was also seriously hurt was transported to the hospital for additional care. Today, authorities conducting investigation into the fatal collision issued a new appeal, pleading that anyone who witnessed the collision should come forward.

The investigation team said that the Major Collision Enquiry Team is continuing to investigate the collision and would like to hear from anyone who witnessed what happened. They also asked to submit footage of the collision if anyone has recorded.


Anyone who witnessed this accident or can help in any way is urged to call West Yorkshire Police at 101 or use the 101LiveChat feature on their website, quoting reference 143 of 21/12.



The man's family has been informed, according to police, and will receive support from specialised authorities.

Hussain, a Bradford resident, was praised for being "extremely humble, respectful, and helpful" in a testimonial made on Janaza Announcements' Facebook page. Hussain's family's next-door neighbour described him as "a wonderful, charming youngster."

FAQs:

1. When did Mohammed Shaan Hussain die?
   Mohammed Shaan Hussain met with a car accident in the westbound lanes of the highway on December 21 at around 4.20 am. Despite receiving immediate help, he died on the spot.
2. Who was the other passenger involved in the car crash?
   A 22-year-old passenger who was critically injured in the crash in Outlane, Kirklees, was taken to the hospital for further treatment after the accident.