
Man Charged in Cumbria Boy's Fatal Shooting
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In a tragic turn of events, a sixty-four-year-old man from Cleator Moor, Allan Thursby, faces charges of gross negligence manslaughter after an eight-year-old boy, Jay Cartmell, lost his life in Cumbria last September. Jay, a loving and mischievous child, died after a firearm discharged near Warcop, with Thursby appearing in court this week. Jays parents express their devastation, and Thursby is granted bail with strict conditions, including no contact with Jays family. As the case progresses, authorities aim to bring justice to Jay and his grieving family.
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UK News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Man Charged in Cumbria Boy's Fatal Shooting. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
On March 26, a heartbreaking development in Cumbria, where a 64-year-old man faces charges in the death of an eight-year-old boy, last. September, Jay Cartmell from Frizzington suffered fatal injuries when a firearm went off on land near work-up. He was rushed by air ambulance to a hospital in Newcastle, but passed away that same day. Allen Thursby, who lives in Cleeter Moore, appeared in Carlisle Magistrate's Court this week on account of Gross Negligence manslaughter. He did not enter a plea during the hearing. Jay's parents share their devastation, calling him a loving and mischievous child who love fishing with his dad and caring for the family pets. The loss has deeply affected everyone close to him. District Judge Philip Holden granted Thursby bail, with strict conditions, including no contact with Jay's parents. His next court date is at Carlisle Crown Court next month. As this case moves forward, authorities continue to seek justice for young Jay and his grieving family.
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