The family of a man who was struck by a car in Glasgow City Centre have been left 'truly devastated' in the wake of his death.
The family of a man who was struck by a car in Glasgow City Centre have been left"truly devastated" in the wake of his death.The 40-year-old was taken to the Queen Elizabeth University Hospital following the incident at 10.50pm on Saturday, August 5 on George Street, where he has since died.They said:"Chris was a devoted and dedicated husband to Lynne and a loving father to Zak with many friends and family.
Detective Inspector Sarah-Jane Finnigan said:"At this time, our thoughts are with Christopher’s family and friends. "We would like to request that their privacy is respected, as they come to terms with their tragic loss."
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