Police Confirm Identification of Body Found in River Tees
Police can now confirm that the body of a man found in the River Tees on Monday 11th March is that of 18-year-old Lewis Penfold-Roche, from Billingham.
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Police can now confirm that the body of a man found in the River Tees on Monday 11th March is that of 18-year-old Lewis Penfold-Roche, from Billingham.
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