‘Sleep tight, fly high’: Tribute to man, in 40s, as three are arrested on suspicion of murder

Floral tributes have been left at the scene
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Three people have been arrested on suspicion of murder after a man died following a ‘disturbance.’ An investigation has been launched following the death of the man in south Bristol on Tuesday (October 11)

Officers were called to a property in Parsons Paddock, Hengrove, at 9pm following reports of a disturbance. One man, is his 40s, was given CPR at the scene before being taken to hospital, where he sadly died.

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Avon and Somerset Police said it was currently investigating the circumstances of his death and a forensic post-mortem examination will now take place.

Forensic officers at the property in Parson PaddockForensic officers at the property in Parson Paddock
Forensic officers at the property in Parson Paddock

Three people have been arrested on suspicion of murder and remain in police custody.

Senior Investigating Officer Detective Inspector Mark Newbury said: “The man’s next of kin have been informed and they’re being supported at this difficult time and our thoughts and sympathies are with them.

“We are conducting further enquiries at the scene. A cordon remains in place while specialist crime scene investigators examine the scene. House-to-house enquiries are also being conducted.

Flowers left at the scene today in Parson PaddockFlowers left at the scene today in Parson Paddock
Flowers left at the scene today in Parson Paddock
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“While we believe this is an isolated incident, additional reassurance patrols are being carried out by the Neighbourhood Policing team.”

Today, floral tributes had been left at the scene. One read ‘we will miss you. Sleep tight, fly high’.

Call 101 with any information quoting the reference number 5222245257.

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