Following the untimely death of a man on Friday night, police were called to a busy Kilmarnock road.
Dundonald Road was stopped for several hours when an 80-year-old man died for no apparent reason.
The incident happened close to Porter Drive and the flyover bridge over the A71 bypass.
It is believed that the guy at the focus of the event was a biker, and that the collision did not include any other cars.
Even though the death is mysterious, police acknowledged today that there don’t seem to be any suspicious circumstances surrounding the occurrence.
Four hours after the incident was initially reported to the police, Ayrshire Roads Alliance announced that the road had reopened.
“Police were called to Dundonald Road, Kilmarnock, at approximately 4:05 p.m. on Friday, May 10, following the sudden death of an 80-year-old man,” a spokeswoman for Police Scotland stated.
The death is being investigated as unexplained at this time, but no suspicious circumstances are thought to have occurred.
Five people have reportedly been hurt in a chaotic brawl where a car was allegedly used as a weapon against the crowd. The horrifying event that transpired during the day was captured on camera.
Ten or more males seemed to be fighting outside of people’s houses in Wythenshawe, Manchester. Then, people are seen encircling a car before making an effort to break the windscreen in order to harm the occupants.
According to the Mirror, police are currently looking into the altercation and have stated that they think firearms were used, however they have not disclosed what kind.
“Officers are appealing for information following reports of a fight between two groups of people in Wythenshawe,” the force stated in a statement. On Sunday, May 12, at 4:25 p.m., we received a call about a disturbance on Manchester’s Floatshall Road.
“It is also thought that someone was attacked with a car during the event, which resulted in five injuries overall. None are thought to be dangerous or transformative.”
