Leeds Woman, 73, Killed in Tragic Car Park Incident as Police Appeal for Witnesses
Leeds woman killed after own car rolls into her

A 73-year-old Leeds woman has died in a tragic incident after being struck by her own car in a medical centre car park.

Tragedy in Kirkstall Car Park

Andrea Sloan was fatally injured when her Kia Picanto rolled down a slight slope and hit her at the Abbey Grange Medical Practice on Norman Street in Kirkstall. The incident occurred on October 29.

Despite the immediate response from emergency services, Ms Sloan was pronounced dead at the scene. The vehicle, which she had just parked, began moving on the gradient and collided with her before she could react.

Police Launch Witness Appeal

West Yorkshire Police have issued an urgent appeal for information following the tragic death. Officers are particularly keen to speak to anyone who witnessed the incident or who may have dashcam footage from the area around the time it happened.

A police spokesperson confirmed the family has released a photograph of Ms Sloan as part of the appeal for information. The investigation into the exact circumstances surrounding her death continues.

How to Assist the Investigation

Authorities are asking anyone with information that could help their investigation to contact them immediately. This includes:

  • Witnesses who saw the incident unfold
  • Motorists with dashcam footage of the car park area
  • Anyone who was in the vicinity of Norman Street that day

Information can be provided to West Yorkshire Police by calling 101 or using the live chat service on their website. When contacting police, please quote reference number 1298 of October 29.