Name Release: Fatal Crash, Cromwell-Clyde Road

Friday, 9 May 2025, 4:53 pm
Press Release: New Zealand Police

Police can now release the name of the man who died in a crash on Cromwell-Clyde Road in Central Otago on 11 March.

He was 26-year-old Mitchell Douglas McLeary, of Cromwell.

Police extend our condolences to his loved ones.

Enquiries into the circumstances of the crash remain under investigation.

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