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Tributes paid to 'beloved' man killed in A55 crash

Eleri Griffiths
BBC News
North Wales Police Close up picture of David smiling looking at the camera. He has dark brown hair and is wearing a navy sweatshirt. Behind him is a green field with colourful trees. North Wales Police
The body of David Emrys Williams, 35, from Llandudno Junction, was found on the A55 near Bodelwyddan, Denbighshire

The family of a pedestrian whose body was found on a dual carriageway in north Wales have paid tribute to him.

David Emrys "Junior" Williams, 35, from Llandudno Junction, Conwy county, was hit on the A55 near Kinmel Park Services in Bodelwyddan, Denbighshire, at about 08:14 BST on 15 April.

A 62-year-old lorry driver was arrested in connection with the incident but has since been released under investigation.

North Wales Police has launched a full investigation into the circumstances surrounding the crash and are appealing to anyone with information to come forward.

Mr Williams was described as a "beloved" son, brother and father of three.

His family said: "Words cannot describe how devastated we are, and your family and friends will miss you dearly."