Alfie Lovett: Teenager killed in crash died from chest injuries

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Alfie Lovett died at the scene of the crash, an inquest heard

A teenager who was killed in a car crash near Brimham Rocks died from chest injuries, an inquest has heard.

Alfie Lovett, from York, was a front seat passenger in a grey Peugeot 107 which hit a wall near the North Yorkshire landmark on 12 September.

An inquest in to the 17-year-old's death opened at Northallerton Coroners' Court on Monday.

Senior coroner Jonathan Heath adjourned the inquest while further inquiries were carried out by police.

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The crash happened on Brimham Rocks Road in Nidderdale on 12 September

The crash happened on Brimham Rocks Road in Nidderdale at about 18:50 BST.

In a tribute, Alfie's family previously described him as "a fiercely loyal friend, a protective big brother to his two younger sisters and brother and loving father to his infant son".

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