'Unimaginable grief' after boy's reservoir death
A 13-year-old boy named Reco David-James Puttock drowned in Leadbeater Dam near Halifax, prompting an outpouring of grief from his school and community. His school, Lightlife Academy, described him as a popular and much-loved student, and support will be provided for students affected by his loss. Investigations into the circumstances of his death are ongoing, with police stating they do not suspect foul play.
- ▪Reco David-James Puttock, 13, drowned in Leadbeater Dam near Halifax.
- ▪His school, Lightlife Academy, expressed deep sorrow and offered support to students.
- ▪Police are investigating the incident but do not believe there are any suspicious circumstances.
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'Unimaginable grief' after boy's reservoir death30 minutes agoShareSaveAdd as preferred on GoogleSarah Spina-MatthewsYorkshireSuppliedReco David-James Puttock, 13, drowned in Leadbeater Dam near HalifaxA 13-year-old boy who is believed to have drowned in a reservoir was a "popular and much-loved student", his school has said.West Yorkshire Police were called to Leadbeater Dam on Lumb Lane, Halifax, just before 15:20 BST on Monday.Teenager Reco David-James Puttock was pulled from the water and taken to hospital where he was pronounced dead, police said.In a statement, Lightlife Academy in Halifax said: "Reco was a popular and much-loved student who will be greatly missed by students, staff and our wider academy community." "Our thoughts, prayers and condolences go out to his family, and…
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