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Hudson Meek, a young actor known for portraying the child version of the title character in the hit action movie Baby Driver and, more recently, a handful of TV series roles, has died after falling from a moving vehicle in Alabama. He was 16.

Meek’s accident occurred Dec. 19 in Vestavia Hills, Alabama, and he “sustained blunt force injuries after falling to the road from a moving vehicle,” Chief Deputy Coroner Bill Yates said to local news outlet Al.com. He was taken to a local hospital but died “peacefully” on Saturday, according to an obituary posted on Searcy Funeral Homes’ website.

“Our hearts are broken to share that Hudson Meek went home to be with Jesus tonight,” read a post on Meek’s Instagram account. “His 16 years on this earth were far too short, but he accomplished so much and significantly impacted everyone he met.”

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Hudson Meek has passed away after a tragic accident.

The young actor died at the age of 16 on Saturday (December 21) following injuries he sustained from an accident a couple days earlier.

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Local Alabama outlet Al.com reported that Hudson was “critically injured when he fell from a moving vehicle.” The accident happened on December 19 at 10:47pm. He was pronounced dead at Uab Hospital two days later.

Chief Deputy Coroner Bill Yates confirmed that Hudson “sustained blunt force injuries” from the accident and his death is now under investigation.

Hudson‘s family wrote on Instagram, “Our hearts are broken to share that Hudson Meek went home to be with Jesus tonight. His 16 years on this earth were far too short, but he accomplished so much and significantly impacted everyone he met.”

Hudson played the role of young Baby in the 2017 movie Baby Driver. He most...

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