UK news: Police officer dad-of-three was just on his way home from work - he never made it
Inspector Gareth Earp died at the scene following a two-car collision on the A470 between Llangurig and Rhayader at approximately 4.50pm on Wednesday, June 29. The force has said that Insp Earp, who leaves behind his wife, Tamsin, and three sons, Ethan, Theo and Joel, was a "well-liked and respected officer, having served with the force for 21 years".
"The town is numb, we are all devastated and the town is mourning. We offer our thoughts, prayers and strength to Graham, Mair, Tamsin and the boys we will forever be by your side."
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