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Police continue to question man over Walsall death
Published: 5th Mar 2012 08:55:01
Police have said they are continuing to question a man who was arrested after a death in Walsall.
Three men were arrested after a man believed to be in his 20s was found with neck injuries at an address in Beacon Road, New Invention on Saturday.
He died a short time later and is yet to be formally identified.
West Midlands Police said a 28-year-old man is being held in custody while two other men, aged 23 and 31, have been released on bail.
Police were called to the address at 14.20 GMT and said the house remained cordoned off while forensic tests are carried out.
They are treating the death as suspicious.
A post-mortem examination has taken place but further tests are being carried out to establish how the man died.
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