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Husband and wife killed in crash

Darren and Sharon Boocock
Darren Boocock and his wife Sharon died at the scene

Two people killed in a traffic collision in South Yorkshire have been identified by police.

Darren Boocock, 40, and his wife, Sharon Boocock, 39, died at the scene when their Triumph Sprint motorcycle collided with a lorry last Friday.

The Boococks, from Belvedere Parade, Bramley, Rotherham, were travelling from Maltby on the A631 towards Tickhill when the crash happened.

South Yorkshire Police appealed for witnesses to contact them.



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