Lucy Harrison (Cheshire police).
An investigation is underway after a 23-year-old British woman who was visiting her father in Texas was shot and killed.
According to Cheshire police in Britain, Lucy Harrison died on Jan. 10 at her dad’s home in Prosper, a Dallas suburb. Details have been scarce, but Fox News Digital obtained an autopsy report that said she was shot once in the chest by another person. Prosper police told the outlet its detectives conducted a “thorough investigation” into what it called a “tragic incident.”
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Cops have submitted their shooting probe to the Collin County District Attorney which will determine if criminal charges are warranted. Cheshire police, which is conducting its own investigation, released the following statement from Harrison’s mother and boyfriend.
Lucy was life. She lived it fiercely and fearlessly, not being afraid to feel all that life has to offer. Lucy unashamedly loved – she had a huge capacity to love and be loved.
She was the embodiment of wonderful contradictions; she adored travel and being away, experiencing new places and cultures, yet at the same time, she loved nothing more than snuggling up in her pyjamas with her candles on at home.
She could be dramatic and elaborate situations like it was the end of the world, yet she could also be straight talking and not afraid to have bold conversations. She was truly thriving in life and although this gives us great comfort, we are utterly heartbroken at the loss of our beautiful, gorgeous Luce.
Harrison hailed from Warrington, a town in England between Liverpool and Manchester. She reportedly attended Manchester Metropolitan University. The school sent a statement to the Manchester Evening News that called her a “well-liked and valuable member of our school community.”
“She will be remembered for her hard work, dedication to her studies, and her friendly and positive presence within our college community. Our thoughts are with her family and friends at this most difficult time,” the statement said.
