Young Perth mother dies after being struck by BMW metres from her home
A two-year-old boy has lost his mother after she was hit and killed by a car in Perth's north-east.
Sharmayne Fisher, 22, went to the 7-Eleven store a couple of metres from her home in the suburb of Midvale last night when she was struck by a car and killed.
Her son Jolton is now without his mother.
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Sharmayne Fisher, 22, went to the 7-Eleven a couple of metres from her Midvale home last night when she was struck by a car and died. Supplied
Police said a 32-year-old woman was behind the wheel of a black BMW hatchback when it struck the pedestrian. 9News
Friend and Landlord Nasser Malak said the community has lost a good person.
"I can't believe what's happened," Malak said.
"I looked after her like my sister.
"Very beautiful girl, very good girl, very serious girl, straightforward."
Police said a 32-year-old woman was behind the wheel of a black BMW hatchback when it struck Fisher at the Morrison and Farrell Road intersection about 10.30pm.
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Friend and Landlord Nasser Malak said the world has lost a good person. 9News
Witnesses returned to the scene with flowers for the young mother on Saturday afternoon. 9News
The driver was not injured.
9News understands Fisher's friend drove past and witnessed the scene unaware it was his friend on the ground.
This was until he called her phone, which rang at the site where police were investigating.
Witnesses returned to the scene with flowers for the young mother on Saturday afternoon.
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