Tributes to Huntingdon dads Imran Hafiz and Jordan Moore

Tributes have been paid to Imran Hafiz and Jordan Moore. <i>(Image: Cambridgeshire Police)</i>
Tributes have been paid to Imran Hafiz and Jordan Moore. (Image: Cambridgeshire Police)
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The Hunts Post has shared some tributes to two Huntingdon dads who were killed in a single-vehicle crash at the start of the year.

A book of condolence was opened for both Imran Hafiz and Jordan Moore, who died when a silver Volkswagen Golf left the A1198 at Hilton at around 10.25pm on January 11.

Many people have since left tributes to the pair.

One reader, Mary Grace, wrote: "I don't know you two, but you both seemed to have lovely personalities.

"You have made people's lives different by being there, and I'm sure you'll both get the send offs you deserve.

"Sending condolences to the friends and families of these two lovely men."

Imran Hafiz. (Image: Cambridgeshire Police)

Amanda Lonsdale said: "I met Immy when he worked in Huntingdon Tesco.

"He was always smiling, gave a warm welcome and we had regular chats about how excited he was to be a dad again.

"We used to chat about Islam (I used to live in the Middle East) and he loved the fact that I knew about his religion and the customs around Ramadan and Eid.

"He will be missed by many! RIP Immy, fly high."

Louise Bevan added: "Rest in Peace Immy and Jordan, you will be missed by so many."

Jordan Moore. (Image: Cambridgeshire Police)

Paul Reynolds shared: "You will be truly missed so much Jordan by all.

"I will never forget the days of us in college and growing up."

Teri Holloway said that Imran will be "forever remembered for his neon shorts and t-shirt".


Officers are appealing for information and dashcam footage from anyone who may have witnessed the collision or the vehicle in the lead up to it.

Anyone with information should contact police online at  www.cambs.police.uk/report  , quoting Operation Chigwell.

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