Heartbreaking loss — A beloved teenager remembered for bringing joy to everyone is at the center of a growing mder investigation that has shaken an entire community**

Teenager at centre of Gorseinon murder probe ‘brought joy to everyone who knew him’

Ceiran Evans died after a crash involving a car and an off-road bike in the Gorseinon area of Swansea. A man has been charged with his murder

Ceiran Evans

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Ceiran Evans(Image: South Wales Police)

The family of an 18-year-old man whose death in a crash sparked a murder investigation have paid tribute to their “precious baby boy”. Ceiran Evans died after the crash between a car and an off-road bike in Gorseinon on July 9.

Tyler Ford, 18, from Morriston, has been charged with his murder.

A 19-year-old man remains in hospital and Ford has also been charged with the attempted murder of a second victim. Four other men arrested as part of the investigation are on police bail.

A tribute released by Mr Evans’ family read as follows: “Ceiran was loved more than any words can say and will be missed every single day.

South Wales Police said it was called to Pen Cae Crwn Road shortly before 1pm following a report of a collision involving a car and an off-road bike

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South Wales Police said it was called to Pen Cae Crwn Road shortly before 1pm following a report of a collision involving a car and an off-road bike(Image: Media Wales)

“His kind heart, wicked sense of humour, loving nature, and handsome smile brought so much joy to everyone who knew him.

“He will forever be our precious baby boy; always loved, always remembered, and never forgotten.”

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Officers have said they want to hear from anyone with footage from Pen Cae Crwn Road; Pontardulais Road; Brynteg Road; Cecil Road; Heol Y Mynydd; The track road between Cecil Road and Heol Y Mynydd or Brighton Road between 8am and 2.30pm on July 9.

Witnesses, or anyone with video footage of the incident, is asked to contact South Wales Police by clicking here.

Alternatively, call 101, quoting reference 2600218457.