Boy, 4, hit by car in Skelton dies
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The family of Isaac Crofts said he was "adored by all who knew him"
A four-year-old boy hit by a car has died.
Isaac Crofts was knocked down on Grampian Road in Skelton, near Middlesbrough, shortly after 14:00 BST on Saturday.
His family described him as a "beloved grandson, son and nephew" who had a "beautiful smile and was adored by all who knew him".
Cleveland Police described his death as a "tragic incident" and said their thoughts were with his family.
The force added his family was being supported by specially trained officers and in a short statement also thanked members of the public who assisted at the scene.
Police thanked members of the public who helped when Isaac was hit on Grampian Road
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