Devastated Worksop community pay tribute to Kamil Hubert, 16, who died after being crushed by a tree
Grief stricken friends of Kamil and residents have posted about the tragedy on the Worksop Guardian Facebook page.
Claire Louise posted “My heart breaks was a friend of my sons. They both sat their last exam together on friday. Played football and stuff together. Can't imagine the pain. Rip kamil x”Rachel Hopkinson posted: “Absolutely heartbreaking, my sons knew him and and his brothers as friends, don’t think it’s fully sunk in yet, my thoughts are with the entire family at this devastating time. RIP Kamil xx”Emma Louise Johnson Squires posted: “My lad is the same age and just finished his GCSE’s, I cannot imagine what his parents are going through, absolutely heartbreaking.”Linda Barnes posted: “Forever 16 rest easy young man what an absolute tragedy thoughts are with his family.”
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Hide AdKota Hallam posted: “I love ya brother rest easy see u on the other side my mate so sad forever 16 bro”


Kamil died at a derelict house on Rotherham Baulk, Carlton-in-Lindrick on Saturday, June 15 after being crushed by a tree he was helping to cut down.
The tragedy came just a day after finishing his GCSE's.
It is thought the teen had been helping in a bid to earn some extra pocket money.
Floral tributes, teddies, balloons and cans of pop have been placed at the scene where the teenager - named locally as Kamil Hubert - died at a derelict house on Rotherham Baulk, Carlton-in-Lindrick on Saturday, June 15.
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Hide AdTwo men aged 28 and 31 have been arrested on suspicion of manslaughter.
A 28-year-old woman has been arrested on suspicion of assisting an offender. All three remain in police custody.
Police are appealing for anyone with information, including witnesses and anyone who may have captured CCTV, doorbell camera or dashcam footage, to contact them.
Anyone with information should call Nottinghamshire Police on 101, quoting incident number 229 of 15 June 2024, or Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111.
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