A grieving household have paid tribute to a ‘loving’ father-of-three who died in a crash with an Audi A5 whereas driving his bike.
4 males have been arrested since Paul Greenfield, from Stockton, Co Durham, died from the collision on the A1027 in Norton.
Paul’s spouse described the 58-year-old as a ‘loving husband and father of three youngsters’ after he died at 10pm, on June, 8.
A 29-year-old man was arrested on suspicion of inflicting loss of life by harmful driving, and one other 24-year-old man was arrested on suspicion of helping an offender.
Paul Greenfield, from Stockton, Co Durham, died from the collision on the A1027 in Norton, which occurred at 10pm, on June, 8
The crash was with a white Audi A5 with black alloy wheels travelling in the direction of the blue bridge on Norton Ring Highway
They each stay in police custody as a 24-year-old man is the fourth to be arrested and stays in police custody on suspicion of helping an offender.
A person aged 25 was additionally arrested on suspicion of helping an offender however was bailed as Durham Police enquiries proceed.
Durham Constabulary say their ideas stay with the person’s household and associates.
The crash was with a white Audi A5 with black alloy wheels travelling in the direction of the blue bridge on Norton Ring Highway.
Officers have appealed for witnesses and anybody with CCTV or dashcam footage.
Anybody with have footage or info is requested to contact Cleveland Police on 101, quoting reference quantity 110807.
Paul’s household have requested the general public to respect their privateness.
