Following the death of a young guy who was discovered with fatal injuries close to a Hindu Temple in Slough, three men have been detained on suspicion of murder.
The victim, a 20-year-old man, was discovered yesterday at noon on Keel Drive with terrible injuries. He eventually passed away in the hospital.
Three suspects have been detained and are being kept in police cells while they are interrogated.
In addition, police said that after apprehending three males, they are not hunting for anybody else.
In order to conduct forensic investigations, detectives from the Thames Valley Police Major Crime Team sealed off Keel Drive in the town and started a thorough investigation.
A spokeswoman for the Major Crime Team said today: “We have begun a murder investigation after an incident in Slough.” Police were summoned to the residential road at approximately 1.45pm yesterday.
Sadly, after being carried to the hospital with significant injuries, a guy in his 20s passed away. Three males have been detained by the police on suspicion of murder.
Detective Chief Inspector Dejan Avramovic, the lead investigator, stated: “The victim’s next of kin have been notified and are receiving help from highly qualified police.
Though this complicated inquiry is still in its early stages, “we are not searching for anybody else and we feel there is no broader danger to the public.”
We kindly request that anybody with information that might be useful to us contact 101 or submit a report online.
“A scene watch is likely to remain in place for a number of days, which will have an effect on surrounding residents,” said Superintendent Lee Barnham, Local Policing Area Commander for Slough. “I would like to thank them for their patience as we carry out our enquiries.”
While we conduct our investigation, “the public should expect to see a heightened police presence in the area, and we would urge anybody with any concerns to please talk to one of our uniformed officers,”
Detectives have not yet provided any information about the murder victim’s injuries or revealed his name.
The man’s corpse will undergo a post-mortem investigation at Wexham Park Hospital’s mortuary by a Home Office pathologist to determine the precise cause of his death, and Heidi Connor, the Berkshire coroner, will open and postpone an inquest.