Death crash rider is released by police
The 27-year-old, who was on a separate Yiyong scooter when Mr Faber collided with a Mercedes in Central Drive as it completed a U-turn last month, had been on bail after being held on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving while unfit through drink or drugs.
A spokeswoman for Lancashire Police said he now faces no further action.
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Hide AdShe said the investigation into the crash, which happened on December 21 at around 7.15pm while Mr Faber was on an Aprilia scooter, remains ongoing.
A woman is expected to attend a voluntary interview at a later date, she added.
The death of dad-to-be Mr Faber, who died of his injuries at Blackpool Victoria Hospital, left his friends and family ‘heartbroken’.
In a statement, his family said he was a ‘lovely family man’ who ‘always wanted a cuddle off his Nana.’
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Hide Ad“He was a big laugh and a soft bear,” the statement read. “He was a joker who loved life. He was always happy and friendly.”
Central Drive was closed for over four hours following the crash, with PS Dave Hurst describing the accident as ‘tragic’.