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Man is arrested over A&E murder Man questioned about A&E murder
(about 21 hours later)
A 40-year-old man has been arrested by police investigating the murder of a man who was left fatally injured in a hospital casualty department. A 40-year-old man is still being questioned by police investigating the murder of a man who was left fatally injured in a hospital casualty unit.
The dead man, whose identity is not known, had serious head injuries when he was carried into Newport's Royal Gwent Hospital at 1400 GMT on Monday.The dead man, whose identity is not known, had serious head injuries when he was carried into Newport's Royal Gwent Hospital at 1400 GMT on Monday.
Hospital CCTV footage showed two men of south-east Asian appearance bringing the man into accident and emergency.Hospital CCTV footage showed two men of south-east Asian appearance bringing the man into accident and emergency.
Gwent Police said the man they were questioning is from the Newport area.Gwent Police said the man they were questioning is from the Newport area.
Officers have also been carrying out inquiries into the death at premises in the Ringwood Avenue and Chepstow Road areas of Newport.Officers have also been carrying out inquiries into the death at premises in the Ringwood Avenue and Chepstow Road areas of Newport.
The victim has been described as 25-35 years old with short dark hair with a faded red dye - possibly henna - at the ends.The victim has been described as 25-35 years old with short dark hair with a faded red dye - possibly henna - at the ends.
InquiriesInquiries
He was wearing fawn combat trousers, a charcoal grey zip-up jumper, a khaki-coloured canvas jacket and black, red and white Adidas Blades football boots.He was wearing fawn combat trousers, a charcoal grey zip-up jumper, a khaki-coloured canvas jacket and black, red and white Adidas Blades football boots.
Police said the clothes were too big for the man, which may mean they were not his.Police said the clothes were too big for the man, which may mean they were not his.
The identity of the victim, who died hours after being brought into A&E, remains a mystery despite repeated appeals to the public for information.The identity of the victim, who died hours after being brought into A&E, remains a mystery despite repeated appeals to the public for information.
Det Supt Geoff Ronayne said on Wednesday: "The man was carried into the hospital at a very busy time of day and the immediate vicinity was full of people and cars.Det Supt Geoff Ronayne said on Wednesday: "The man was carried into the hospital at a very busy time of day and the immediate vicinity was full of people and cars.
"Someone must have seen something. No matter how irrelevant the information may seem it could help piece together the circumstances of this crime.""Someone must have seen something. No matter how irrelevant the information may seem it could help piece together the circumstances of this crime."
Anyone with information is asked to call Gwent Police on 01633 838111 or anonymously on Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.Anyone with information is asked to call Gwent Police on 01633 838111 or anonymously on Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.