Tributes paid to "kind-hearted" men who died in road collision near Huntingdon
Two men who died in a road collision on 11 January have been named as Imran Hafiz, 33, and Jordan Moore, 27 - both from Huntingdon.
Cambridgeshire Police said both men were sadly declared dead at the scene of the single-vehicle collision on the A1198 road near Hilton, Huntingdon, at around 10.25pm after the car left the road and collided with trees.
Their families have released the following tributes and photographs.
Family tribute to Imran
“Imran Star Hafiz, lived up to his name and was the brightest shining star in our lives, he was the youngest in our house so we treated him like the prince he was, charming cheeky mischievous. Those who know him will tell you how much of a kind, generous and soft-hearted man he was.
“He leaves behind two small children Hannah 3 and a half and Hadid 10 months old...our lives will never be the same but we will always remember him with biggest smiles on our faces as that is what he would of wanted...until we meet again fly high our angel we love you more than words could ever express, a huge loss to our entire family.”
Family tribute to Jordan
“He will be truly missed, and his absence has left a profound void in all of our lives. He was loved so deeply by so many, and his kindness, warmth, and spirit touched everyone who knew him.
“A devoted son, cherished grandson, proud dad, fantastic partner and much‑loved nephew and cousin, he brought light and love into every room he entered. His memory will forever live on in the hearts of all who were lucky enough to be part of his life.”
Police Appeal
Police are appealing for witnesses to the collision. A forces spokesperson said: “A silver Volkswagen Golf left the A1198 near Hilton and crashed into trees at about 10.25pm on 11 January.
“The driver, 27, and passenger, 33, both from Huntingdon, were declared dead at the scene.
“Officers are appealing for information and dashcam footage from anyone who may have witnessed the collision or the vehicle in the lead up to it.”
Anyone with information should contact police online at www.cambs.police.uk/report , quoting Operation Chigwell. Those without internet access should call 101