Bradley Lowery's heartbroken mother slams 'low life' football yob brothers who appeared to mock her six-year-old's death from rare cancer - as police launch investigation

Bradley Lowery's heartbroken mother Gemma has slammed the 'low lives' who appeared to mock her six-year-old son's death at a Sheffield Wednesday game, as police launch investigation. Bradley Lowery's heartbroken mother Gemma said 'this is so hard for me to see' after football fans were spotted laughing and appearing to mock her six-year-old son's death, as police launch investigation Two Sheffield Wednesday fans were seen appearing to cruelly mock late Sunderland fan Bradley Lowery In a Facebook post, Bradley's mother Gemma said: 'What ever happened to cancer has no colours, let alone respect for a family that lost their baby to cancer' The six-year-old's bravery became an important symbol for the Black Cats and saw Lowery strike up an enduring friendship with Jermaine Defoe 'We roundly condemn this completely outrageous and utterly deplorable behaviour. Bradley tragically passed away in 2017 after a battle with neuroblastoma Bradley and England's Jermain Defoe at the World Cup Group F qualifying soccer match between England and Lithuania at Wembley Stadium on March 26, 2017 The man held up a picture of the young supporter brazenly as they both laughed to themselves Heartbroken Gemma Lowery was surprised by Gleeson Homes staff as she unveiled 'Bradley Lowery Way' a street dedicated to her late son in Blackhall, County Durham Taking a stand against the two yobs, the page read: 'In light of the recent, sickening images circulating from the football fixture between Sheffield Wednesday FC and Sunderland AFC at Hillsborough on Friday 29th September 23, Sheffield Wednesday fans would like to raise funds for the Bradley Lowery Foundation to show our support and stand up against this type of behaviour in football.' Bradley pictured at Sunderland in a home kit shirt signed by players Sheffield Wednesday issued a statement saying the club is looking into the incident The six-year-old Sunderland fan died in July 2017 after a long battle with neuroblastoma Jermain Defoe with England mascot Bradley Lowery at England v Lithuania in 2017 'There's not a day that goes past where I don't wake up and think about little Bradley, because his love is genuine.'