BIRTHDAY BOY THOMAS RUN OVER CHASING BALL; INQUEST TOLD CABBIE HAD NO CHANCE OF AVOIDING YOUNGSTER.(News)

From: Liverpool Echo (Liverpool, England) | Date: December 12, 2001 | Copyright information

Byline: PHILIPPA BELLIS

A SCHOOLBOY trying out football boots he had been given for his birthday was hit by a car after running into the road to retrieve his ball.

Thomas Feeney died in hospital around two weeks later.

Cabbie Ronald Buxton broke down in tears as he told an inquest in Liverpool how he had no chance of avoiding the youngster.

He said he was driving along Netherfield Road North in Everton, Liverpool, when Thomas Feeney ran ...

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