The family of a 35-year-old man who died after a town centre incident have paid tribute to him during an ongoing 'murder investigation'.
Piotr Ludwiczak, who was “well-liked by everyone he met” died in hospital following an incident in Bury Town Centre in the early hours of July 8, 2023.
A 19-year-old man was arrested on suspicion of murder and enquiries are currently ongoing.
A spokesperson for Pitor's family said: “Piotr, also known as Peter, was loved by his family and friends.
"He had a giant personality and loved making people laugh, he certainly made his partner and young son smile every day.
“Piotr was well-liked by everyone he met, both in the UK and Poland.
"He was a gentleman, always keen to lend a hand to anyone who needed help.”
“Piotr worked hard to provide for his family and was never happier than when he was spending time with them. He was loved by many and there are no words to describe the pain that is now being experienced by all that knew him.
“It is difficult to comprehend that Piotr has died under such tragic and needless circumstances and it is heartbreaking to know he will never walk through the door and hug his son again.
“The family are devastated beyond belief and find it hard to imagine life without him.”
Piotr’s family continue to be supported by specialist officers and are aware of the progress being made in the investigation.
Speaking about the incident yesterday, Detective Superintendent and Head of GMP’s Major Incident Team, Chris Bridge said: “A murder investigation has been launched to understand the circumstances surrounding this man’s death.
“My thoughts are with this man’s loved ones who have suffered an unimaginable loss from this tragic and unacceptable incident.
“Officers are following a number of lines of enquiries to understand how this happened and identify who is responsible.
"We would like to thank the public for supporting our investigation and continue to encourage anyone who has mobile phone, CCTV or dash cam footage that may show the incident or aftermath to submit it through the MIPP portal link: https://mipp.police.uk/operation/06GMP23S57-PO1 “You can also contact the investigation team on 0161 856 3635 or by calling 101 quoting log number 655 of the 08/07/2023."
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