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Jake Fawcett, 2, killed as grandmother reversed car Jake Fawcett, 2, killed as grandmother reversed car
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A two-year-old boy died when he was hit by a car being reversed by his grandmother, an inquest in Cumbria has heard.A two-year-old boy died when he was hit by a car being reversed by his grandmother, an inquest in Cumbria has heard.
Jake Fawcett, of Seascale, was almost certainly killed instantly when he was struck on 21 March, the hearing at Cockermouth was told,Jake Fawcett, of Seascale, was almost certainly killed instantly when he was struck on 21 March, the hearing at Cockermouth was told,
He suffered severe head injuries as Judith Chapman moved a car closer to her house. He suffered severe head injuries as Judith Norman moved a car closer to her house.
Coroner Robert Chapman recorded a verdict of accidental death.Coroner Robert Chapman recorded a verdict of accidental death.
The inquest heard Jake and his two siblings had been at their grandmother's farm, in Gosforth, west Cumbria, with their mum, Sarah.The inquest heard Jake and his two siblings had been at their grandmother's farm, in Gosforth, west Cumbria, with their mum, Sarah.
After visiting a nearby park, they returned to Ms Chapman's home at about 16:30 GMT. After visiting a nearby park, they returned to Ms Norman's home at about 16:30 GMT.
Jake's mum went into the property to collect her things and his grandmother went to bring Sarah's car.Jake's mum went into the property to collect her things and his grandmother went to bring Sarah's car.
The coroner was told Jake had been in a pushchair with one of his sisters. They were not strapped in but the safety bar was down.The coroner was told Jake had been in a pushchair with one of his sisters. They were not strapped in but the safety bar was down.
It was then Ms Chapman said she felt a bump before seeing her grandson lying in the driveway. It was then Ms Norman said she felt a bump before seeing her grandson lying in the driveway.
Emergency services were called and Jake was taken by air ambulance to Newcastle's Royal Victoria Infirmary but could not be saved.Emergency services were called and Jake was taken by air ambulance to Newcastle's Royal Victoria Infirmary but could not be saved.
PC Stephen Wakefield, from Cumbria Police, told the court Jake's death had been a "tragic sequence of unavoidable events".PC Stephen Wakefield, from Cumbria Police, told the court Jake's death had been a "tragic sequence of unavoidable events".