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Camden pedestrian killed by falling shop sign Camden pedestrian killed by falling betting shop sign
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A man has died after a shop sign fell on him in north London. A man has died after a shop sign fell on him in Camden, north London.
The victim suffered a serious head injury when he was was hit by the sign, at about 17:00 GMT in Camden. The victim suffered a serious head injury when he was was hit by the sign from a William Hill betting shop in Camden Road at about 17:00 GMT.
Police confirmed the man - thought to be in his 20s - had died in hospital after suffering a cardiac arrest at the scene, in Camden Road. Police said the man - thought to be in his 20s - had a cardiac arrest at the scene and died in hospital.
The Scotland Yard spokesman said an advertising hoarding board appeared to have fallen on him. He was taken to University College Hospital. A William Hill spokeswoman said: "There is an urgent investigation under way and we are still establishing facts and liaising with authorities."
Camden Road is closed between Camden Street and Kentish Town Road. A Scotland Yard spokesman said an advertising hoarding board appeared to have fallen on the man. He was taken to University College Hospital.
Camden Road was closed between Camden Street and Kentish Town Road while police investigated.