Police have begun an investigation after a worker at a Ford and Hyundai dealership was killed at work at the weekend.
George Wilson was moving vehicles at the Monaghan Brothers car dealership in Lisnaskea, Northern Ireland, on Saturday when he died.
He was crushed against a wall by a runaway car and died at the scene.
Wilson, who was 51 and had two daughters, had worked for the dealership since 2009, reported the Belfast Telegraph.
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Once so committed. - 10/12/2013 12:36
Absolutely tragic. God bless and help his family.