A 23-year-old man has been charged with homicide following a double stabbing in Manchester.
Neri Morse, 24, was pronounced useless on the scene of the incident, which occurred on Pollard Road within the Ancoats space at round 6.30pm on Wednesday, Higher Manchester Police mentioned.
One other man, in his 20s, was taken to hospital and handled for leg accidents.
Rushaun Brown, of Greater Ardwick, has been charged with homicide, part 18 assault and possession of a bladed article and can seem in courtroom.
A second 23-year-old man stays in police custody on suspicion of homicide, the pressure mentioned.
Detective Chief Inspector Wes Knights, of GMP’s Main Incident Workforce, mentioned: “We now have made swift progress within the investigation into Neri’s loss of life, together with making two arrests and bringing a homicide cost.
“However the investigation continues to be very a lot energetic because the workforce continues to pursue all strains of enquiry and we will probably be chatting with all of these concerned on this incident.
“We'd implore any witnesses, together with these on the road and in autos within the space on the time of the incident, to return ahead with any info.
“Irrespective of how insignificant chances are you'll suppose that info is perhaps, it might be essential in a posh investigation corresponding to this and my workforce of detectives will discover all info supplied.
“There are a variety of easy methods to contact police and supply info, together with the importing of CCTV and different media to our devoted main incident public portal.”
Brown will seem at Manchester Magistrates’ Court docket on Monday.
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