BBC News, West Midlands
familyOne husband said he “looked at the horror of helplessness” as his wife was killed in a crash on the golf course.
Suzanne Cherry, 62, of Aldridge, West Midlands, died Tuesday at a hospital and was involved in police pursuit four days after she was hit by a gray Nissan van at Aston Wood Golf Club.
Her husband said his “beautiful wife” had “amazingly contagious enthusiasm” before their “future together was instantly snatched away.”
Six people were arrested for the incident, including suspected murder.
The husband said his wife was killed “in enjoying the safest thing among many of her hobbies.”
He added that she left “legacy and ineffective gaps” in the lives of her mother, three adult children, two stepchildren and “numerous other children in her work, sports activities and social circles.”
“She is selfless and ready to encourage love and support those around her to achieve more than she imagined,” he said.
Two men from Coseley, 36 and 26, near Dudley, were arrested on suspicion of assisting the offender, one in three, a 34-year-old criminal from Westbury, who was detained on suspicion of manslaughter.
The other two people in custody were a 51-year-old man from Broxwich who was detained on suspicion of murder and a 22-year-old man from Dudley was detained on suspicion of manslaughter and assisting criminals.
Staffordshire police said police were granted extra time to challenge the two suspects.
The suspect was released on bail on a 41-year-old man in Worcester and was arrested on suspicion of assisting the offender.
Officials are continuing to call for information and are particularly keen to hear from anyone in the Blake Street and Birmingham Road area between Sutton Coldfield and Shenstone.
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The Independent Office of Conduct for Police (IOPC) is investigating the situation before the collision when officers from West Midlands police responded to vehicles involved in reports of suspicious activities.
