One of the two hero officers killed by five 'TikTok joyriders' has been pictured for the first time.PC Matthew Blades, 37, died in the early hours of Saturday when a car travelling the wrong way down the A66 crashed head-on into his police vehicle.He and his colleague Tom Clough, 38, have been hailed for their bravery after being killed in the line of duty.The young men in the other car were today names as Michael Robert Cahill, 23, Theo Rae, 17, Cole Robert Worthy, 17, Jacob Matusiak, 23, and Makai Saddington, 18.Both police officers and the five men in the VW Passat - which Cleveland Police believes was using cloned plates - were declared dead at the scene. Officers in another police vehicle had earlier been pursuing the 'joyriders' for seven minutes before aborting the chase, the force revealed on Sunday.Just 10 seconds later, the Passat crashed into Blades and Clough's police car, which had not been involved in the pursuit.The separate police vehicle was in the area after the plates on the boys' car activated an ANPR camera. Mr Blades can be seen in social media posts smiling at the camera as he attends Manchester United football matches and completes a half marathon. PC Matthew Blades, an officer killed by five 'TikTok joyriders', has been pictured for the first time Makai Saddington, 18, one of the five youngsters killed in the VW Passat, had posted videos on TikTok of him being chased by police over the past few months Jacob Matusiak, 23, was also confirmed by police today as one of the five killed in the crashThe husband and father-of-two had recently become a coach for a local amateur football team and was preparing for his first turn teaching its under-sevens team - who his son plays for.Seaton Carew said on social media: 'He was looking forward to being part of the team and, most importantly, to coaching his own son, who is going to be playing for the Seahawks [under-sevens] this season.'Matty and his oldest son are much-loved members of our club and our U10 Lions football family.'Cleveland police and crime commissioner Matt Storey described the force as a 'really tight-knit family' and said the incident would 'have a big impact on them'.Last night it emerged Saddington had posted a string of TikTok videos appearing to show him taking part in high-speed police chases months before his death.It is understood he and his companions had close links to the traveller community.In the early hours of Saturday, the group of young men became involved in a pursuit with two police cars chasing the 'suspicious' vehicle.Ring doorbell footage at 3.36am shows the VW Passat being driven at speed through Middlesbrough's streets. Officers called off the pursuit when the vehicle drove on to the A66.Just three minutes after the pursuit was caught on camera, at 3.39am, the car ploughed into the path of a different marked armed-response vehicle, which was on the correct side of the A66.Cleveland Police lowered flags to half-mast at their Middlesbrough HQ in tribute to their colleagues, who are understood to have not been part of the pursuit. Seaton Carew FC also made the same gesture today.Chief Constable Victoria Fuller looked close to tears yesterday as she told how she and her deputy David Felton had visited the families of PC Blades and PC Clough to offer condolences and support 'with this unimaginable loss'.Paying tribute to the men, she said: 'These were brave officers, protecting our communities and serving our residents, who didn't return home to their families at the end of their shift.'She added: 'This is an incredibly sad day for Cleveland. The loss has been felt across our communities, by our police family, and by our partner agencies.'My thoughts, and the thoughts of everybody here at Cleveland Police, are with their families, friends, colleagues, and loved ones at this incredibly difficult time.'Lauren Somerville, chairman of the Cleveland Police Federation, said: 'Words cannot describe the pain the Cleveland Police family is feeling today. Balloons have been tied near the scene of the crash on the A66 in South Bank, Middlesbrough Flowers have been placed in memory of the victims including PC Blades and PC Clough