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Boy, 13, Killed in Car Crash; Driver Charged

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Thirteen-year-old Noah Campbell tragically lost his life in a car crash in Flitwick, Bedfordshire, leaving two other teen boys injured. The driver, Jamie Fountain, and his passenger, Ellie Ireland, face serious charges, including causing death by careless driving and perverting justice. Noahs family mourns his loss, describing him as a loved and active teen. Fountain and Ireland appeared in court, remanded in custody, and will next appear at Luton Crown Court on May fifth.

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Boy, 13, Killed in Car Crash; Driver Charged

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UK News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Boy, 13, Killed in Car Crash; Driver Charged. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

On April 6th, a 13-year-old boy named Noah Campbell lost his life in a tragic crash in Flitwick, Beffordshire last Friday night. It involved the BMW car, a bike, and a scooter, leaving two other teamboys with serious injuries. The driver, 24-year-old Jamie Fountain and his 23-year-old passenger Ellie Ireland, faced court today on serious charges. Fountain, a ground worker from Flitwick, got hit with causing deaths by careless driving, plus doing it over the legal limit for booze and drugs. He also faces counts for causing serious injury to the other boys, failing to stop or report the crash, and conspiring to pervert justice. Ireland, an easy-jet cabin crew member from nearby Amphill, is charged with that conspiracy count, too. Noah's family shared a heartbreaking tribute through police, calling him a fun, bright, handsome, athletic kid who everybody loved. They said he lived for time with friends and family, and now his death has left an irreplaceable void. One of the injured boys is still in hospital and serious condition.

The pair showed up at Luton Magistrate's Court this Monday, April 6th, with family members watching. Both were remanded in custody, and they'll head to Luton Crown Court on the morning of May 5th for the next step. Police are still piecing it all together, but this hits hard young life gone too soon, an accountability on the line as the case unfolds.

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