Teacher named as victim of Richmond Hill crash

Monday, 22 December 2014 00:00

Police have named the man killed in a crash on Richmond Hill in the early hours of Saturday morning.

He was 31-year-old Robert James Campbell - a PE teacher from St Ninian's High School.

The Santon man, who was on foot, was involved in a collision with a coach at approximately 1.10am.

Police say enquiries are continuing and have urged anyone who saw anyone walking around that time to come forward.

Over 2,000 people have joined a Facebook group which has been set up to pay tribute to the teacher.

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