Police name woman who died in Rougham crash

Sophie Riley died on Tuesday (16 February)

Sophie Riley was 25 when she died on Tuesday (16 February)
Author: Sharon PlummerPublished 20th Feb 2021
Last updated 20th Feb 2021

Police are now able to name a woman who died following a collision on the A14.

Officers were called just after 5pm on Tuesday (16 February) to reports of a collision on the eastbound A14 in Rougham, near Bury St Edmunds, involving a pedestrian and a car.

Volunteers from the Suffolk Accident Rescue Service and an air ambulance were also in attendance, but the pedestrian sadly died at the scene.

Subject to confirmation at formal inquest proceedings, she has been identified as Sophie Riley, aged 25 and originally from the Northamptonshire area.

The family have provided the following tribute:

"Sophie was a well-loved, loving caring Daughter, Sister, Granddaughter and cousin who will be sadly missed by us all."

Witnesses or anybody with information is asked to contact the Serious Collision Investigation Team quoting CAD 230 of 16 February.

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