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POLICE IN LONDON have launched an investigation following the deaths of three people in the Brentford area of the English capital.
At around 1am this morning, officers forced entry to a residential address in Clayponds Lane, following concerns for the welfare of the occupants.
Inside the address, officers discovered the bodies of a woman, believed to be aged in her 30s, and a boy, believed to be aged three-years-old.
A man was found suffering stab injuries. London Ambulance Service attended but he was pronounced dead at the scene. It is thought all three people were known to each other.
A police spokesman said: “Enquiries are underway to inform all next of kin. Post mortem examinations will be scheduled for all three people in due course. Detectives from the Specialist Crime Command are investigating. At this early stage, officers are not looking for anyone else in connection with this incident. Enquiries into the circumstances continue.”
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did the loyalist protests make it to the real capital?
@alphasully: hilarious & witty at the same time.
@alphasully: Oh hang on a minute! Let me think of some strange unintelligent statement to make using presumed stereotypes. Like my post, LIKE MY FU#KING POST!!!
@TommyC: touchy much
@alphasully: should of sent down a proper fire brigade the dublin fire brigade and not them amateur s in the cork fire brigade. Fire would been out in no time ..lol
And also how can you call a place with Feck all government buildings or any buildings of note the real capital
Would somebody let me know what exactly is on fire??!! It would have been great if the author had done it but there are no real journalists here just trainees it seems
@Jordan Salanger: aw poor you! Try Google.
@Paul Furey: Guess this type of journalism is for you. The Sun reader, yeah?
@Jordan Salanger: looks like a scrap yard
@Jordan Salanger: I read somewhere else it was a recycling centre. Looks like a car from the pictures. Did you not look at the picture?
@Paul Furey: ….or maybe you’re just looking at the pictures, yeah? Pop down to Easons and buy a coloring book for yourself!
@K C: but confirmation would be nice
@Jordan Salanger: National Recycling Ltd.
Passed by it earlier on this evening. I literally could see about 10ft while driving, horrendous.
I’ve been avoiding Cork for years to be honest, no need to tell me. It not that I don’t like Cork, it’s just I don’t get it at all, I mean what’s it all about anyway?
@This time its personable!: Likewise us Cork people don’t get you and would like you to continue your absence but I’ll try and explain it to you. Ireland is like a really good bottle of wine but as you know wine won’t last in a bottle without a decent Cork. That’s us. Thanks.
Is that what the Northside of Cork looks like??
@Sweet Daffodil Mulligan: looks like the Springfield tyre fire…
@EdmundOrlando: without the bubble
It was a scrap metsl yard that caught on fire yesterday evening black smoke everywhere thank god nobody got hurt
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