Cleveland Police Mourn Two Officers Killed in Fatal A66 Wrong-Way Collision
The collision occurred on the A66 near Middlesbrough when a vehicle traveling the wrong way struck a police car. Seven people died in the vehicle crash, including two Cleveland Police officers and five teenagers. Two police officers and five teenagers were killed in the head-on impact. Chief Constable Victoria Fuller described the event as an unimaginable loss for the force. Chief Constable Victoria Fuller issued a statement regarding the tragedy. Families of the deceased officers called them heroes during a local vigil. Families of the officers called them heroes while mourning their loss. The Prime Minister joined other officials in paying tribute to the fallen responders. Tributes were paid to the brave officers for their service. The community continues to hold vigils as investigations into the collision proceed. The community held a vigil to honor all seven victims.
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