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Police have been granted an extra 12 hours to question a lorry driver about a fatal crash on the A55 in Flintshire.Police have been granted an extra 12 hours to question a lorry driver about a fatal crash on the A55 in Flintshire.
Arfon Jones, 70, of Rhyl, was killed when his Toyota Corolla was involved in a collision with a lorry at Rhuallt Hill early on Thursday.Arfon Jones, 70, of Rhyl, was killed when his Toyota Corolla was involved in a collision with a lorry at Rhuallt Hill early on Thursday.
A North Wales Police spokeswoman said it appeared that contact has been made between the two vehicles on more than one occasion before the crash.A North Wales Police spokeswoman said it appeared that contact has been made between the two vehicles on more than one occasion before the crash.
It is believed Mr Jones was returning from Christmas with family in Sussex.It is believed Mr Jones was returning from Christmas with family in Sussex.
The crash closed the A55 westbound carriageway for eight hours.The crash closed the A55 westbound carriageway for eight hours.
A man was later arrested in Llandegai, near Bangor, on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving.A man was later arrested in Llandegai, near Bangor, on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving.
A post mortem examination to establish whether Mr Jones died from injuries sustained in the crash or natural causes has been held but police refused to disclose the results.A post mortem examination to establish whether Mr Jones died from injuries sustained in the crash or natural causes has been held but police refused to disclose the results.
Police said the car appeared to have been hit by the lorry on several occasions before the crash.Police said the car appeared to have been hit by the lorry on several occasions before the crash.
The Toyota Corolla ended up in a ditch after the collisionThe Toyota Corolla ended up in a ditch after the collision
A North Wales Police spokeswoman said: "During the journey of the HGV and Toyota car on the A55 it appears that contact has been made between the two vehicles on more than one occasion.A North Wales Police spokeswoman said: "During the journey of the HGV and Toyota car on the A55 it appears that contact has been made between the two vehicles on more than one occasion.
"As part of the investigation police are trying to ascertain whether any of this damage was caused deliberately.""As part of the investigation police are trying to ascertain whether any of this damage was caused deliberately."
Mr Jones' widow Vera said in a statement that her husband was "always happy, cheerful and would do anything for anybody."Mr Jones' widow Vera said in a statement that her husband was "always happy, cheerful and would do anything for anybody."
She said he was "a loving husband, father, stepfather and granddad" who would be "greatly missed by all who knew him."She said he was "a loving husband, father, stepfather and granddad" who would be "greatly missed by all who knew him."
Mrs Jones, 66, a passenger in the car, was unhurt in the crash at about 0150 GMT on Thursday between Holywell and St Asaph.Mrs Jones, 66, a passenger in the car, was unhurt in the crash at about 0150 GMT on Thursday between Holywell and St Asaph.
It is understood the couple were travelling home after spending Christmas with family in Crawley, West Sussex.
Officers are appealing for witnesses, particularly lorry drivers.Officers are appealing for witnesses, particularly lorry drivers.
Anyone with information is asked to contact 0845 6071001 (Welsh language line) or 0845 6071002 (English language).Anyone with information is asked to contact 0845 6071001 (Welsh language line) or 0845 6071002 (English language).