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| Two held on suspicion of missing Denholme man's murder | Two held on suspicion of missing Denholme man's murder |
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| Two men are being held on suspicion of murdering a man who has been missing for almost two weeks. | |
| Police underwater teams have been searching for Tyron Charles, 29, of Denholme, Bradford, at sites including the boating lake at nearby Doe Park. | |
| Mr Charles was reported missing on 6 September. | |
| A 28-year-old was arrested on suspicion of murder on Saturday and another man, 60, was arrested on Monday. Both are being questioned by police. | A 28-year-old was arrested on suspicion of murder on Saturday and another man, 60, was arrested on Monday. Both are being questioned by police. |
| More stories from around Yorkshire | More stories from around Yorkshire |
| Det Ch Insp Jim Griffiths said: "We have not discovered a body. However, evidence recovered from the scenes suggests that Mr Charles has come to serious harm. | Det Ch Insp Jim Griffiths said: "We have not discovered a body. However, evidence recovered from the scenes suggests that Mr Charles has come to serious harm. |
| "A number of scenes remain in place today as our specialist teams are continuing their enquiries to determine what has happened to Tyron. | "A number of scenes remain in place today as our specialist teams are continuing their enquiries to determine what has happened to Tyron. |
| "I would appeal to anyone who may have seen or heard from him on or after Wednesday 6 September, or who has any information, however small it may seem, to come forward." | "I would appeal to anyone who may have seen or heard from him on or after Wednesday 6 September, or who has any information, however small it may seem, to come forward." |