Family of pensioner killed in Southsea crash pay tribute to those who tried to save him

THE heartbroken family of a pensioner killed in crash in Southsea have thanked those who valiantly tried to save his life.
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Kenneth Cullen was walking along Clarence Esplanade when he was hit by a black Honda CBR motorbike on Monday, November 8.

Despite heroic efforts from bystanders, who provided CPR, 76-year-old Mr Cullen, from Heathfield Green, Midhurst in West Sussex, was pronounced dead at the scene

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Paying tribute to him tonight, his family said: ‘Ken was taken from us suddenly and will be sorely missed by his wife, children, grandchildren and his many friends across the world.

Kenneth Cullen, of Midhurst, died after being hit by a motorbike while he was walking in Clarence Esplanade, Southsea.Kenneth Cullen, of Midhurst, died after being hit by a motorbike while he was walking in Clarence Esplanade, Southsea.
Kenneth Cullen, of Midhurst, died after being hit by a motorbike while he was walking in Clarence Esplanade, Southsea.

‘We would also like to give our heartfelt gratitude to everyone who helped at the scene, who tried to resuscitate him and who cared for his wife at the scene in a desperately difficult time.’

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Police added that a 21-year-old man from Portsmouth attended a voluntary interview in relation to the incident. Enquiries continue.Any witnesses or anyone with dash cam footage of the collision can call police on 101 or report on visit the Hampshire Constabulary’s website, quoting reference number 44210448459.

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