Chief Constable pays tribute to former police officer
The Chief Constable has paid tribute to a former police officer, who lost his life to Covid-19 yesterday.
Richard 'Richie' Lloyd was 57 years old, from Ballabeg, and died in the intensive care unit at Noble's hospital just after three o'clock in the afternoon on Easter Saturday.
In a post on social media, Gary Roberts said it was the saddest day of his 36-year police career:
Today has been the saddest of my 36 yr police career. So many of us are heartbroken after the death of a friend, colleague and giant of a man, who has been taken by this wicked virus.
— CC Gary Roberts (@CCGaryRoberts) April 11, 2020
Dollin Mercer asked Mr Roberts at what point their paths first crossed:
Isle of Man Constabulary posted this about Mr Lloyd on social media:
Mr Roberts posted this to all members of the Isle of Man Constabulary this morning:
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