Heartbroken family pay tribute to 'devoted' father killed in Wolverhampton crash
The driver of the car, a woman in her 70s, has been released from hospital
The heartbroken family of a much-loved father-of-two who died after a car crashed into a building in Wolverhampton have paid tribute to his "kindness, generosity and wonderful sense of humour".
James Singh Jagpal, aged 39, from Wolverhampton, died following the collision in Finchfield Hill on Friday, October 23.
His devastated family have now paid an emotional tribute to James, describing him as the "absolute centre of our world" and saying they cannot imagine life without him.
In a statement, his family said: "A much-loved son and brother, devoted partner of over 20 years and loving father to two wonderful daughters.
"Known for his kindness, generosity and wonderful sense of humour, James was loved by so many and will be deeply missed by all who knew him.
"James was the absolute centre of our world, and it is unimaginable how we will navigate life without him by our side.
"We would like to express our sincere gratitude to the staff, customers and emergency services who immediately came to James's aid at the scene."
The family have also urged people not to share distressing footage of the aftermath of the crash online, asking that their privacy and dignity be respected.
They continue to be supported by specially-trained police officers.
The driver of the car, a woman in her 70s, has been released from hospital and will be spoken to by police in due course.
Two other women who were taken to hospital with injuries have also since been discharged.
West Midlands Police said enquiries were continuing to establish the full circumstances surrounding the collision.
Officers are appealing for anyone who was driving in the Finchfield Hill area between 5pm and 6pm on Friday to come forward, particularly those with dashcam footage.
Police are especially keen to hear from anyone who remembers seeing a blue Renault Zoe immediately before the crash.
Anyone with information or footage which could assist the investigation is asked to contact West Midlands Police on 101 or via Live Chat on the force's website, quoting log 4069 of October 23.