THE family of Dylan Price has appealed to the public to provide the police with any information they may have that will help their investigation into his death.
The 17-year-old died on Sunday, September 19, on the B4385 Brampton Road in Bishop's Castle, while a 42-year-old man – also from Bishop's Castle – arrested earlier this month on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving was released under investigation.
A post-mortem examination revealed injuries consistent with a collision with a vehicle and his family is appealing for any help to the police.
Izzy Price, Dylan’s sister, said: “As a family we are all just really struggling.
"We can’t come to terms with any of it, and we would love some information to help us get past this.
“None of us can drive down that road the same way we used to – just any information would really help. If you know anything just please come forward.”
The family of Dylan Price has today spoken of their loss one month on since his death. They are appealing to the public to share any information with the police that may help their investigation.
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Darren Price, Dylan’s father added: “We as a family will never be the same again, and we are devastated, but it has also affected the whole community.
“Please come forward and give the information you have, and hopefully we can put an end to this, in a way that gives us some closure.”
Detective Chief Inspector John Weaver said: “We understand the significant impact this tragic incident has had on the wider community, as well as on Dylan’s family and friends.
“We are continuing our investigation into his death, and are appealing for anyone who may have driven or walked along Brampton Road between 1am and 5.30am on Sunday, September 19 to please get in touch.
“We would also like to hear from anyone who may have witnessed or captured on dash cam any vehicles in the area or anyone acting suspiciously around these times.”
Anyone with any information is asked to call 101 quoting incident 140i of 19 September. You can also visit https://www.westmercia.police.uk/tua/tell-us-about/.
Alternatively, you can speak 100 per cent anonymously to the independent charity Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.
They will never ask for your details and they cannot trace your IP address at https://crimestoppers-uk.org/
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