Tributes have been pouring in for a much-loved Bradford mum who tragically died in a horror crash.
Amber Deakin was the passenger in a silver Vauxhall Vectra which flipped over and crashed on Baildon Road (B6151), near its junction with Pasture Road, at 11.47pm on January 3.
A witness said the vehicle came off the road and flipped into a position where it meant the car's roof hit a wall first.
Police said the vehicle failed to stop for them and was being pursued by officers at the time of the crash and a referral has been made to the Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC).
The collision provoked a major response from emergency services and a number of people were rushed to hospital.
West Yorkshire Police confirmed an 18-year-old woman had died, with five others treated for injuries sustained in the crash.
A 21-year-old man arrested on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving and a 26-year-old man arrested in connection with the incident remain in police custody.
The teenager, who lived in the Windhill area, leaves behind a 16-month-old son, Junior, and three siblings – younger brothers Blake and Bailey and older sister Holly.
She has been described as an “amazing mother” and “lovely girl with a heart of gold” by those who knew her.
Her sibling Holly said: “My Beautiful Baby Sister. I love you all the world and I will never heal from this. Junior loves you very much and will miss his Mummy dearly.”
Demi Ellis said: “Rip can’t believe your gone such an amazing mummy you will be forever missed rest in the best bed up there beautiful.”
Kayleigh Lund said: “Rest in peace beautiful girl, was only with you on New Year’s Eve. You was the light of the party, you are loved & missed by so many.”
Darcy Marie said: “RIP Amber, we grew up together and shared loads of memories together, you will never be forgotten, I love you so much. I’m going to miss you forever, taken away from us so soon. You was such a lovely girl with a heart of gold, my heart goes out to you, Junior, and your family.”
Gemma Duffy said: “Amber you were such a bright, beautiful funny young girl. Spread your wings and fly high. Lots of love.”
Chanelle Boot said: “Rip amber, you was so loved by everyone. I promise Jnr [Junior] will be looked after, go rest with the angels now.”
Kaitlan Simpson said: “Rip beautiful girl. Was only with you the other day, you will be loved and missed daily.”
Isla Whitaker said: “Rip amber so so sad you’ve left your beautiful little boy behind what an amazing mother you was.”
Samantha Dibb said: “RIP Amber you was a lovely lass, my heart goes out to all your family/friends and especially your little boy. Glad I got the privilege to meet you. Sleep tight I know you will be missed by many.”
Angela Thomson said: “Our poor Niece Amber, gone too soon, we will look after your little Angel Junior. Love you lots.”
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