Parents' heartbreak over con artists making money from toddler's death

Levi Brailsford was just two when he died after falling from a car into a road in Bristol three weeks ago. It was an accident which left a community shocked and a family struggling to grieve. But now police fear con artists are cashing in on the tragedy by posing as friends collecting money door to door for Levi's funeral.

Levi Brailsford was just two when he died after falling from a car into a road in Bristol three weeks ago. It was an accident which left a community shocked and a family struggling to grieve. But now police fear con artists are cashing in on the tragedy by posing as friends collecting money door to door for Levi's funeral.

Police say they're investigating and that people should be on their guard. Levi's parents do want to raise money in their son's memory and a collection has been set up at their local pub. But for now they say they need time to grieve and to remember the lively, talkative toddler they call their little star.