TRUBUTES have poured in for a "beautiful" woman killed in a hit-and-run just yards from her home.
Caragh Eaton, 28, was fatally injured after being mowed down by a car in Leicestershire on Tuesday.
Emergency services rushed to the scene in Barrow-upon-Soar ataround 4.40pm but Caragh was tragically pronounced dead a short time later.
Leicestershire police said a black Range Rover was later found abandoned following the horror that unfolded in Field Edge Drive.
A 42-year-old man was arrested nearby on suspicion of murder.
He remains in custody.
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Tributes for the car enthusiast, who ran a Facebook page for fans like herself, poured in following Caragh's death.
One wrote on Facebook: "Rip Caragh Eaton, such sad news to hear, u was a beautiful young lady who wouldn't hurt a fly, so sad to hear what's happened to her, what a twisted world we live in."
Another added: "She was just such a gentle and kind soul. This is so tragic, my thoughts go out to her family. I just can't believe it. RIP."
While a third also paid tribute, writing: "Such a lovely, kind lady that I am sure will leave a hole in the hearts of those she touched."
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It comes as neighbours claimed Caragh was run over multiple times outside her home.
One resident said: "She's been hit once and he's gone back again to drive over her two or three more times.
"It's just horrific."
Senior Investigating Officer Mark Parish from East Midlands Special Operations Unit, said: “A team of detectives are working around the clock to piece together the events of, and leading up to, Caragh’s death."
Cops are urging anyone in the community who hasn’t yet spoken to police or who may have information, to come forward.
He encouraged locals to approach cops in the street or send information online.
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Anyone with dash cam or doorbell footage is also being asked to come forward with it.
You can provide details online, quoting reference 22*519753.
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