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Loving father-of-four dies following hit-and-run in Birmingham

A father-of-four who was seriously injured in a hit and run in Birmingham in January has sadly died, say police.

Shiraz Ali Khan, aged 41, passed away on Friday (25 February) in hospital after being hit by a blue Renault Clio on Highgate Road, near the junction of Moseley Road, Highgate, at around 6.30am on Monday, 24 January.

Detectives continue to appeal for witnesses to come forward. They are particularly keen to hear from anyone who saw a car stopped near Joseph Chamberlain College, where the driver involved with the collision got out and inspected the scene following the incident.

On 20 February, police arrested a 22-year-old man on suspicion of causing serious injury by dangerous driving and perverting the course of justice. He has been released under investigation while officers continue with enquiries.

Mr Khan’s devastated family released a tribute in loving memory of him.

Shiraz’s family have described him as a doting father, loving husband, precious son, caring brother and ‘everyone’s favourite uncle’.

They said: “Shiraz loved deeply and spared no expense in making sure we knew that.

“His affection, his unwavering strength and his quiet selflessness will forever be the foundations of our lives.

“Shiraz truly was the warmth of our home, he leaves behind four young children who should not have had to deal with his loss so soon in life.”

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Father-of-four Shiraz Ali Khan was the tragic victim of a hit and run in Highgate

Detective Sergeant Paul Hughes, from the Serious Collision Investigation Unit, said: “The arrest is a positive step in our on-going investigation.

“But we’d still urge witnesses to come forward and tell us what they saw; in particular anyone who spotted the blue Renault Clio involved in the crash when it then stopped outside Joseph Chamberlain College.

“We know the driver pulled up on Belgrave Middleway, about 100m away from the collision, and got out and spent time walking around and examining the car.

“So if you saw the blue Clio parked by the college you may have key information and we want to hear from you.”


 

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