Teen Motorcyclist Who Died In Bus Collision Named

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Thursday, 6 May 2021 16:35

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Guernsey Police has confirmed that the 18-year old motorcyclist who died in a fatal crash on Rectory Hill on Monday 3 May was Haydn Matthew Dodd.

A photo of him has been released by his family following talks with specialist family liaison officers.

The collision, which involved a bus, is still being investigated by officers and they would like to speak to anyone with information on what happened.

Anyone with relevant details is asked to call 01481 222222 or Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111.

The force says it would once again like to express its condolences to Haydn's family.

Rectory Hill will be closed from 1pm on Friday 7 May whilst specialist investigators examine the crash site as part of their work to determine how it happened. 

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