Chief Insp Simon Kneale said Mr Perry’s family was being supported by officers.
“This is a particularly difficult time for this gentleman’s family,” he said.
Homes and roads have flooded and dozens of flood warnings are in force across Wales as Storm Bert continues to batter the UK.
The Welsh government said the trauma floods cause should not be underestimated.
“As the focus moves to recovery, it is important that those affected receive ongoing support and we will play our part alongside our partners in delivering that,” a spokesman said.
“Despite the significant impacts, it appears that flood defences played a role in protecting many homes and businesses, and we will continue our investment programme to make communities even more resilient to severe weather events in future.”
Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer said he had spoken to First Minister Eluned Morgan about the flooding, thanking “the emergency services who are working tirelessly to protect communities”.
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