The family of a man killed in a crash have described him as a “fun-loving individual who loved life”.
Marc Winston Roberts died following a four-vehicle crash involving two cars and two lorries on the Britannia Bridge in Gwynedd on Thursday morning.
The family of the 52-year-old from Amlwch in Anglesey issued a statement on Friday via North Wales Police.
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“Marc was a fun-loving individual who loved life and his job as an electrical craftsman,” their statement read .
“Time spent in his company was enjoyed by friends, family and colleagues alike.
“Although his life has been cut tragically short, it was filled with happiness and he shared a unique bond with his four-legged 'best mate' Leo!
“He will be sadly missed by Jane and Gareth, Carys, Sion and Elin and everyone who knew him for his character and sense of humour.
“There was never a dull moment around Marc.”
The A55 still remains partially closed following the crash. Lane closures have been put in place on approaches to the bridge to enable contractors to repair "extensive damage" to parts of the structure.
North Wales Police is continuing its investigation into the collision, which happened shortly before 3am.
Earlier today the force said it had released a 38-year-old man who was arrested following the collision.
The force said he remains under investigation pending further enquiries.
Officers continue to appeal for anybody who may have been travelling in the area and who may have dashcam footage of the incident to come forward.
They are being asked to contact North Wales Police via its website, quoting reference number 22000045438.
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