Tributes paid to man who died in Murton collision
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Tributes have been paid to a man who died in a collision in Murton on Sunday evening.
29-year-old Andrew Robson tragically died following the collision on Spring Road which occurred just after 7.30pm (September 22).
Andrew was travelling on a motorcycle at the time of the four-vehicle collision.
Paramedics attended and carried out CPR but sadly Andrew was pronounced dead a short time after, a pedestrian also received minor injuries.
Today his partner, Danielle paid tribute to him: “My handsome man, I can't believe I am even writing this as I never in my wildest dreams thought I would be saying goodbye to you. That is something I thought would happen when we were old.
“You were the best thing that ever happened to me and the girls but knowing you won't be here to see Ayla grow into a beautiful woman pains me. You were also a massive part of Amelia and Eva’s lives, and that is tearing me apart. You changed my life for the better and I am forever grateful I was a part of yours too.
“You weren’t just my best friend, soulmate, and partner, but you were also a loving son, Dad, brother, and grandson. We made some of the most amazing memories together, and everyone who had you in their lives will miss you.
“You’ll be a massive miss to all of your biker and car scene families, because you were one of a kind. You were the best dad to Ayla, and I will make sure she knows how truly amazing you were. I will love you until my last breath, and I'm devastated we won't take our last breath together. You are my whole life, and I miss you so much it hurts, but I know our beautiful little family will be together again someday. Fly high Andrew xxxx.”
A 17-year-old boy was arrested on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving, he has since been released under investigation.
Officers are keen to speak to anyone with dashcam/CCTV footage of the incident or anyone who witnessed the incident.
Footage and information can be shared with our investigators via: https://mipp.police.uk/operation/1101010124F10-PO1
If you would prefer to speak to an officer regarding this incident, please contact our Serious Collision Investigation unit via their e-mail [email protected] or 101 quoting incident number 393 of September 22.