Tributes Pour In for Cheshire Police Officer Killed in Arclid Car Crash
Pc Alice Mayo, a 29-year-old off-duty police officer with Cheshire Constabulary, has tragically died following a severe car crash on Saturday morning. The fatal collision occurred on the A534 Spark Lane in Arclid, Cheshire, and involved her blue Fiat 500 and a white Land Rover Defender. Pc Mayo, who had served with the force for over six years and was based in Macclesfield, was pronounced dead at the scene. Her family has paid a heartfelt tribute, describing her as "beautiful inside and out", while Chief Constable Mark Roberts praised her as a "dedicated professional" who will be deeply missed by colleagues and the community.
Investigation Underway Following Arrest
A 77-year-old man was arrested on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving in connection with the incident. He has since been released on conditional bail as authorities continue their thorough investigation into the circumstances surrounding the crash. The police are urging any witnesses or individuals with relevant information to come forward to assist with the ongoing inquiries.
Community and Force Mourn Loss
Pc Mayo's death has sent shockwaves through the Cheshire Constabulary and the wider local community. Colleagues have expressed their profound grief, highlighting her commitment and positive impact during her six years of service. The force is providing support to her family and fellow officers during this difficult time, as they come to terms with the sudden and devastating loss of a valued member of their team.
