Family who lost “irreplaceable” 18-year-old in Wrexham collision issue tribute
Adam Watkiss-Thomas, from Wrexham, died on Friday, 21 March following a single vehicle collision on Wrexham Road, New Broughton
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Adam Watkiss-Thomas, from Wrexham, died on Friday, 21 March following a single vehicle collision on Wrexham Road, New Broughton
Owen Aaran Jones, from Wrexham, sadly died on Friday, 21 March following a single vehicle collision on Wrexham Road, New Broughton
The collision happened during a police pursuit in the Hightown area
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Sergeant Liam Morris of the Serious collision Investigation Unit is urging anybody who may have been in the area around the time of the collision to contact officers
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