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Lorry crash man named by police

Police have named a lorry driver who died after his vehicle left a Lincolnshire road and hit a tree.

Andy Gormanly, 53, from Grimsby, was taken to Lincoln County Hospital after the crash on the A17 Newark Road at Brant Broughton on 8 January.

He died from his injuries in hospital two days later.

Lincolnshire Police have urged anyone who saw the Mercedes lorry before it left the road to come forward and contact them.



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