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Albert Xhediku named as Portsmouth pitch electrocution victim Albert Xhediku named as Portsmouth pitch electrocution victim
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A man who died from an electric shock on an artificial football pitch has been named as Albert Xhediku.A man who died from an electric shock on an artificial football pitch has been named as Albert Xhediku.
The 34-year-old died in hospital after he was electrocuted on the outdoor pitch at Mountbatten Leisure Centre in Portsmouth on Sunday evening.The 34-year-old died in hospital after he was electrocuted on the outdoor pitch at Mountbatten Leisure Centre in Portsmouth on Sunday evening.
Hampshire Constabulary said investigations into the circumstances of his death are continuing.Hampshire Constabulary said investigations into the circumstances of his death are continuing.
The centre is managed by Parkwood Community Leisure on behalf of Portsmouth City Council.The centre is managed by Parkwood Community Leisure on behalf of Portsmouth City Council.
The taxi firm which Mr Xhediku worked for paid tribute to him on Facebook.
The company posted: "Our deepest sympathies and thoughts are with the family and friends of Albert Xhediku, taken away in such tragic circumstances. R I P Albert - you will be missed."
Manager Glenn Madden said Mr Xhediku "was a good lad... You wouldn't wish this on anyone".
He said Mr Xhediku had worked with the company since October and had recently returned from visiting family in the Balkans.