The family of Charlie Greaves, 25, who died following an incident in Felixstowe, have described him as an "affable young man" with a "heart bigger than Ipswich".
The big picture: A police investigation continues after Charlie Greaves, 25, from Ipswich, died following an incident on Felixstowe seafront on 10 August.
Key details:
Police were called to the promenade by Undercliff Road West at 9.20pm on 10 August after reports of an assault
Greaves was found deceased at a property on Carr Road the following morning
A post-mortem indicated the cause of death as a traumatic head injury, pending further investigation
A 28-year-old man from Felixstowe was arrested on suspicion of murder and bailed until 7 October
What they're saying: "Charlie was an affable young man who was simply in the wrong place at the wrong time," his family said in a statement. They described him as deeply loved, highlighting his:
8-year relationship with his partner
Love of family holidays
Care for his grandparents
Affection for his rescue dog, Princess
Passion for cooking and music
"He had a heart bigger than Ipswich and loved to chat – he would talk to anyone and everyone," the family added.
Police appeal: Officers are seeking witnesses who may have seen an altercation between 8.30pm and 9.20pm on 10 August.
They are particularly interested in:
CCTV or video doorbell footage between Ranelagh Road and Undercliff Road West
Dash cam footage from drivers in the area
How to help: Anyone with information can contact the Major Investigation Team:
Phone: 101
Anonymously via Crimestoppers: 0800 555 111 or www.crimestoppers-uk.org, quoting the crime reference: 37/45286/24
