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Dad killed as he rode home to his son on Boxing Day Dad killed as he rode home to his son on Boxing Day
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Lee Kervin, pictured with his son, Brad, was knocked down and killed as he rode home from the pub where he workedLee Kervin, pictured with his son, Brad, was knocked down and killed as he rode home from the pub where he worked
The family of a cyclist knocked down and killed in a hit-and-run have described him as a kind man who would "give anyone the shirt off his back".The family of a cyclist knocked down and killed in a hit-and-run have described him as a kind man who would "give anyone the shirt off his back".
Former soldier Lee Kervin, 50, was riding his bike home from the pub he worked in in Ormskirk when he was hit by a vehicle at about 18:45 GMT on Boxing Day.Former soldier Lee Kervin, 50, was riding his bike home from the pub he worked in in Ormskirk when he was hit by a vehicle at about 18:45 GMT on Boxing Day.
His sister Dawn Kervin, described single father-of-one Mr Kervin as "a man who had the time of day for anyone". His sister, Dawn Kervin, described single father-of-one Mr Kervin as "a man who had the time of day for anyone".
Lancashire Police said it had arrested a 29-year-old man from Burscough on suspicion of death by dangerous driving, and appealed for anyone with information to come forward.Lancashire Police said it had arrested a 29-year-old man from Burscough on suspicion of death by dangerous driving, and appealed for anyone with information to come forward.
Mr Kervin, originally from Parbold near Wigan, worked as a handyman and also at the Roebuck Garden Centre and The Plough pub, in Dicks Lane, Ormskirk.Mr Kervin, originally from Parbold near Wigan, worked as a handyman and also at the Roebuck Garden Centre and The Plough pub, in Dicks Lane, Ormskirk.
Dawn, 44, told BBC News he had been at the pub with friends and colleagues before setting off for the short journey to his home, where he lived with his 20-year-old son.Dawn, 44, told BBC News he had been at the pub with friends and colleagues before setting off for the short journey to his home, where he lived with his 20-year-old son.
Mr Kervin, who joined the Royal Green Jackets after studying at Cross Hall High School, was struck on Dicks Lane and, Ms Kervin said, "left for dead".Mr Kervin, who joined the Royal Green Jackets after studying at Cross Hall High School, was struck on Dicks Lane and, Ms Kervin said, "left for dead".
She added: "As a family, we just want people to come forward, to help bring the person responsible to justice, and to give our family peace."She added: "As a family, we just want people to come forward, to help bring the person responsible to justice, and to give our family peace."
Lee Kervin served in the Royal Green JacketsLee Kervin served in the Royal Green Jackets
Mr Kervin's son, Brad, described him as "a great father who loved me endlessly and taught me so much".Mr Kervin's son, Brad, described him as "a great father who loved me endlessly and taught me so much".
Mr Kervin died in Aintree hospital in the early hours of 27 December.Mr Kervin died in Aintree hospital in the early hours of 27 December.
Lancashire Police said it wanted to hear from anyone who saw a Kia Sportage being driven in the area of Dicks Lane between 18:30 and 19:00 on 26 December.Lancashire Police said it wanted to hear from anyone who saw a Kia Sportage being driven in the area of Dicks Lane between 18:30 and 19:00 on 26 December.
The Road Policing Unit's Sgt Chris Evans said; "While an arrest has been made, our enquiries are very much ongoing and I would ask anyone with information or footage which could help our enquiries to make contact with the police as soon as possible."The Road Policing Unit's Sgt Chris Evans said; "While an arrest has been made, our enquiries are very much ongoing and I would ask anyone with information or footage which could help our enquiries to make contact with the police as soon as possible."
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