Teen killed in crash was 'our special boy', mum says

News imageFamily handout A young man who has brown curly hair and some short facial hair is pictured smiling in an office-type room that appears to have several large tropical fish tanks in.Family handout
Alfie Moran died after he was struck by a car in South Manchester

A 16-year-old who died after he was hit by a car was a "special boy who had the biggest heart", his mother has said.

Alfie Moran was struck while walking across Kingsway, in Burnage, Manchester, at about 18:40 GMT on Friday and later died from his injuries, Greater Manchester Police said.

An 18-year-old man who was arrested at the scene has since been released on bail.

In a tribute, Aflie's mother said: "He was the best friend to everyone, losing him has left our family broken."

News imageFamily handout Alfie Moran, wearing a cream-coloured hoodie, sits on a stool holding his phone. He has long brown hair swept down in a fringe. Family handout
Alfie's family said he had "the biggest heart"

The teenager's mother said: "Everyone who knew him would always tell me that I had the best boy, he knew how very proud I was of him.

"We had so much planned this year, he loved gaming and motorbikes and had already started saving up to buy his first bike.

"I will forever be lost without him."

Police have appealed for anyone with information about the incident, including dashcam, doorbell or CCTV footage, to get in touch.

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