Murder investigation launched after man injured in 'violent disorder' dies
Murder investigation launched after man injured in 'violent disorder' diesImage source, Gwent PoliceImage caption, Anthony "Tony" Jones was left in a critical condition following the report of "violent disorder" in the village of PontnewynyddByPaul PigottBBC WalesPublished6…
- ▪Murder investigation launched after man injured in 'violent disorder' diesImage source, Gwent PoliceImage caption, Anthony "Tony" Jones was left in a critical condition following the report of "violent disorder" in the village of Pontnewyny
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Murder investigation launched after man injured in 'violent disorder' diesImage source, Gwent PoliceImage caption, Anthony "Tony" Jones was left in a critical condition following the report of "violent disorder" in the village of PontnewynyddByPaul PigottBBC WalesPublished6 minutes agoPolice have launched a murder investigation after a man who was left in a critical condition after violence broke out in a village died.Anthony "Tony" Jones, 56, from Brecon suffered life-threatening injuries in an incident to which Gwent Police firearms officers were called in Pontnewynydd, near Pontypool, on Thursday.The force said seven men aged 31, 39, 40, 45, 59, 61, and 73 had been arrested in connection to "disorder" and all seven remained in police custody.Officers have appealed for anyone with…
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