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Leah Heyes: Teen's 'drug death' phone footage sought Leah Heyes: Mum 'heartbroken' over teen's 'drug death'
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Police are appealing for people who have mobile phone footage taken on the night of a teenager's suspected drug-related death to come forward. The mother of a teenager who died after apparently taking ecstasy in North Yorkshire says she has been left "absolutely heartbroken".
Leah Heyes, 15, died in hospital after collapsing in a car park in Northallerton, North Yorkshire, on Saturday evening. Leah Heyes, 15, collapsed in a car park in Northallerton on Saturday night and died later in hospital.
Police believe she had taken MDMA before collapsing. Police believe she had taken MDMA. They arrested two teenagers on suspicion of supplying Class A drugs, but released them under investigation.
An 18-year-old man was arrested on Monday on suspicion of supplying Class A drugs. Leah's mum, Kerry Roberts, paid tribute to a "much loved and thoughtful girl".
He was questioned by officers before being released under investigation. "Leah was my best friend," she said.
A 17-year-old boy who was previously arrested on suspicion of the same offence has also been released under investigation. "She was a thoughtful, beautiful girl, who was much loved.
Ms Roberts described her daughter as "fun, bubbly" and said she had "a great sense of humour".
"I'm absolutely heartbroken to have lost my beautiful girl," she said.
"No words can describe how much she will be missed and the enormous gap she has left in our lives.
"She will be truly missed more than words can say. I love you always."
Emergency services were called to Applegarth car park at 21:30 BST.Emergency services were called to Applegarth car park at 21:30 BST.
Leah, who was from Northallerton, was taken to hospital in Middlesbrough where she later died.Leah, who was from Northallerton, was taken to hospital in Middlesbrough where she later died.
North Yorkshire Police said about 20 people were in the Applegarth area on Saturday night and officers needed to "speak to all of them, and anyone else who was passing through". An 18-year-old man was arrested on Monday, after officers detained a 17-year-old boy.
North Yorkshire Police said it had "not ruled out making more arrests".
The force has appealed for anyone who has mobile phone footage taken on the night to come forward.
It said about 20 people were in the Applegarth area on Saturday night and officers needed to "speak to all of them, and anyone else who was passing through".
Det Insp Eamonn Clarke said: "Inquiries also reveal that there may be mobile phone video footage of the events of that tragic evening.Det Insp Eamonn Clarke said: "Inquiries also reveal that there may be mobile phone video footage of the events of that tragic evening.
"This footage will be extremely helpful to our investigation.""This footage will be extremely helpful to our investigation."
He said the teenager's family were "devastated and a community left in shock".He said the teenager's family were "devastated and a community left in shock".
"It is vital that people come forward and help us find the answers for Leah's family and friends," he added."It is vital that people come forward and help us find the answers for Leah's family and friends," he added.
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