Mother killed by falling bricks, court told
The prosecution claimed crane operator McInnes had a restricted view of the load and that the operation became a "blind lift" when it moved completely out of sight.Healy added: "Chelsea Mustafa ran into the road, away from the construction site. Although some bricks hit her on the back and her hand, she was able to avoid the bulk of the falling load."Michaela Boor did not make it off the pavement. Send your story ideas to [email protected], externalRelated topicsLondonConstruction industryTower HamletsBowMore on this storyFirm and men deny killing woman crushed by bricksPublished7 November 2025Related internet linksHM Courts & Tribunals Service
- ▪The prosecution claimed crane operator McInnes had a restricted view of the load and that the operation became a "blind lift" when it moved completely out of sight.Healy added: "Chelsea Mustafa ran into the road, away from the construction
- ▪Although some bricks hit her on the back and her hand, she was able to avoid the bulk of the falling load."Michaela Boor did not make it off the pavement.
- ▪Send your story ideas to [email protected], externalRelated topicsLondonConstruction industryTower HamletsBowMore on this storyFirm and men deny killing woman crushed by bricksPublished7 November 2025Related internet linksHM Courts
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Mother killed by falling bricks, court toldImage source, Met PoliceByNeil HendersonThe Old BaileyPublished5 October 2026, 12:34 BSTUpdated 2 hours agoA mother on the school run sustained fatal injuries when a large pile of bricks fell on her head as she walked past a building site in east London, a court has heard.Michaela Boor, 29, was on Burdett Road in Bow on the morning of 27 March 2018 when the accident happened. She suffered a fractured skull and died two days later.Higgins Homes is on trial at the Old Bailey charged with corporate manslaughter and a health and safety offence.Four construction workers contracted by Higgins Homes - Thomas Anstis, Stephen Coulson, Dawood Maan and Alexander McInnes - are accused of the same offences.
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