The inquest into a teenager who died while being chased by police in a stolen car will start ‘afresh’ in September, the Manchester Evening News has learned.
Proceedings in Stockport into the death of Kyle Hudson had heard evidence for three days on the case, before being unexpectedly adjourned until September 12. Assistant Coroner Adrian Farrow began the hearing with a 12-person jury on March 21, and took representations from Kyle’s family and a Home Office pathologist before the session was abandoned.
A spokesperson for the Manchester South Coroner’s Court, in Stockport, said the jury had been discharged for ‘legal reasons’. A new inquest will begin in September, and is set to last a week.
