A young life was tragically cut short on the A38 Kings Mill Road East in Sutton-in-Ashfield, Nottinghamshire. Logan Parker, a boy described as a “little superhero,” was struck by a car, leaving a community reeling in grief.
His mother’s words paint a heartbreaking portrait of a child brimming with joy and mischief. She remembers a boy full of “love, light and adventure,” whose infectious laughter and playful spirit illuminated every moment.
Memories flood back of Logan’s “cheeky grin,” his spontaneous dancing and singing, and the simple pleasures he found in arts and crafts, Pic-Nics, and building sandcastles on the beach. These cherished moments, she says, will forever resonate within her soul.
“We will miss you so much,” she wrote, addressing her “super angel.” It’s not goodbye, but a promise of a future reunion, a sentiment echoing through the family’s profound sorrow.
Authorities have launched a full investigation into the collision. Police are actively seeking witnesses and any available dashcam footage that might shed light on the circumstances surrounding this devastating event.
The driver involved remained at the scene and is cooperating with investigators. Detective Inspector Jamie Moore expressed the department’s deepest sympathies to Logan’s family and friends, emphasizing the need for privacy during this incredibly difficult time.
The investigation continues, with authorities urging anyone with information to come forward. The focus remains on understanding the events that led to this tragedy and providing support to those affected by this immense loss.
