Weโve got a GoFundMe started for the families of PC Matthew Blades and PC Tom Clough.
Now weโre asking the policing family and wider public to come together and give whatever you can.
Every donation, no matter how small, would be appreciated.
We will liaise with Cleveland Police to ensure the funds raised are distributed appropriately to the officersโ families.
Please give what you can and just as importantly, please share.
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Cleveland Police have just released a tribute from the family of PC Tom Clough, who tragically lost his life in Saturday morning's collision on the A66.
And we think that their words tell you pretty much everything you need to know about the man he was.
"He was our hero with a fantastic sense of humour. Jumped into action whenever needed, and willing to help anyone for any reason. Proudly fought for his country to make the world a better place. Always on public duty throughout his short life."
Tom had already served his country before going on to serve his community as a police officer. Different uniform, same instinct,: helping people, stepping forward when he was needed and spending his life in the service of others.
His family and partner have also thanked friends, colleagues and the wider community for the overwhelming support and condolences they have received.
There isn't anything we can possibly add to the words of those who knew and loved him.
A man they called their hero, a man with a fantastic sense of humour, and a man who would help anyone, for any reason.
PC Tom Clough should have had many more years ahead of him.
Our thoughts remain first and foremost with Tom's partner and family, but also with his friends, his colleagues at Cleveland Police, his former military colleagues and everyone whose life was touched by him.
Thank you for your service, Tom. Both of them. ๐
We will bring you more as it is released through official channels.
Following todayโs game against Aston Villa, sadly a 72-year-old male Brighton & Hove Albion supporter passed away after the match.
Everyone at the club extends our sincere condolences to the gentleman's family and friends.
๐ท Saturdayโs dramatic late win over Mansfield Town, in pictures.
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#puf๐ท Saturdayโs dramatic late win over Mansfield Town, in pictures.
#puf๐ท Saturdayโs dramatic late win over Mansfield Town, in pictures.
#puf๐ท Saturdayโs dramatic late win over Mansfield Town, in pictures.
#puf๐ท Saturdayโs dramatic late win over Mansfield Town, in pictures.
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A police officer is confronted by a violent suspect with a weapon.
The Green proposal is to remove tasers and pepper spray from officers.
So answer the question: what is the officer meant to use when verbal commands fail, the public are at risk, and physical restraint could get someone seriously injured - or force an even more dangerous escalation?
โDe-escalationโ matters. But it is not a magic word.
Whatโs the practical plan?
Two men went to work.
They put on their uniforms, said goodbye to their families and walked out of the door to do their jobs.
They never came home.
Whatever the circumstances, nobody should lose their life simply for turning up to serve and protect their community.
Behind every uniform is a person.
Someone expected home after work.
Today, two families are facing a knock on the door that no family should ever receive.
๐ Rest in peace, brothers.
Your shift is over. Your service will not be forgotten.
In the early hours of yesterday morning, our critical care team responded to an incident on the A66 near South Bank.
Our thoughts and heartfelt condolences are with the families and loved ones of those who have been affected.
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Cleveland Police have just released a tribute from the family of PC Tom Clough, who tragically lost his life in Saturday morning's collision on the A66.
And we think that their words tell you pretty much everything you need to know about the man he was.
"He was our hero with a fantastic sense of humour. Jumped into action whenever needed, and willing to help anyone for any reason. Proudly fought for his country to make the world a better place. Always on public duty throughout his short life."
Tom had already served his country before going on to serve his community as a police officer. Different uniform, same instinct,: helping people, stepping forward when he was needed and spending his life in the service of others.
His family and partner have also thanked friends, colleagues and the wider community for the overwhelming support and condolences they have received.
There isn't anything we can possibly add to the words of those who knew and loved him.
A man they called their hero, a man with a fantastic sense of humour, and a man who would help anyone, for any reason.
PC Tom Clough should have had many more years ahead of him.
Our thoughts remain first and foremost with Tom's partner and family, but also with his friends, his colleagues at Cleveland Police, his former military colleagues and everyone whose life was touched by him.
Thank you for your service, Tom. Both of them. ๐
We will bring you more as it is released through official channels.
Liverpool and Newcastle fans united with a beautiful tribute to the late Kevin Keegan. โค๏ธ๐
Emotional scenes at St James' Park as respects are paid to a true English football legend. ๐
One of the police officers killed in a head-on crash with a car driving the wrong way down a dual carriageway was an army veteran who served in the Iraq War, The Telegraph understands.
Pc Tom Clough, 38, a former soldier, died with Pc Matthew Blades, 37, when their marked armed response vehicle collided with into a Volkswagen Passat โคต๏ธ
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The family of one of the two police officers killed in a crash near Middlesbrough yesterday have paid tribute to their "hero".
PC Tom Clough, 38, was killed when a Passat travelling the wrong way down the A66 collided with their vehicle.
Sky's @KatieBarnfield reports โฌ๏ธ
Thank you to all our members that helped @worflags this week with the display. Great to see some of you today.
Tomorrow is going to be emotional as we honour King Kev. If you are at the match please get to your seat in plenty of time before kick off to play your part in the display ๐ค๐ค๐ฅบ #NUFC