Gardai at the scene of the fatal collision in St Johnston. (North West Newspix)
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Hartlepool ended 10-man Carlisle’s Enterprise National League winning streak and boosted their own play-off hopes with a 3-1 home victory.
Tyrese Sinclair’s driving run from halfway and fabulous finish put Pools ahead after 12 minutes, and Alex Reid volleyed in a second shortly after the restart.
Teenage substitute Calvin Okike scored with his first touch as a Hartlepool player after 77 minutes, following up Sam Folarin’s parried effort.
Third-placed Carlisle, who had won their previous three matches, had Harvey Macadam sent off just before the hour mark after picking up a second yellow card.
The Cumbrians claimed a consolation 10 minutes from time when Georgie Kelly converted from close range.
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