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We are deeply saddened to confirm a 14-year-old boy has died after a collision in North Hykeham.
Officers were called to Moor Lane where the incident – involving an electronic scooter and a Red Ford transit van – took place at around 5.40pm on Sunday, 6 September.
The teenager had been riding the scooter before colliding with the van.
Our thoughts are with his family and friends at this incredibly difficult time, and we know many others in the local community will mourn his loss.
His family are being supported by specially trained officers and we are asking the media to respect their privacy.
An investigation into the collision has begun and we are asking anyone who witnessed the collision or has dashcam footage to get in touch.
If you have any piece of information, big or small, please do get in touch as it could prove crucial in our enquiries.
We’d also urge members of the public to avoid speculation and to wait for the results of our investigation.
If you think you can help us, email [email protected] quoting the incident number 317 of 6/9/26.