Police arrest three teenagers on suspicion of murder after man dies in Essex park

The scene this morning in Central Park, Chelmsford
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The 21-year-old man died at the scene after sustaining fatal injuries
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Essex police have arrested three teenage murder suspects after a man dies in a park.
Three teenagers aged 14, 17 and 18 were arrested after a man died in in Central Park in Chelmsford last night.
The police attended the park, located in the centre of the city after reports of an assault came in around 7pm last night.
Officers tended to a 21-year-old man with critical injuries, but despite the emergency services' best efforts, was pronounced dead at the scene.
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The man's family have been informed and are currently receiving support from the authorities, Essex police have said.
Enquiries began and officers were led to an address in Auckland Close in the city.
Arrests were made and the investigation continues.
Senior Investigating Office DI Lydia George said: "This is a deeply distressing incident.

Police inquiries led officers to Auckland Close in Chelmsford
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"A family is grieving, and our thoughts remain firmly with them at this incredibly difficult time.
"I would call on the public and media to please respect their privacy as we continue the early stages of this investigation.
"We are determined to get them answers and build as clear a picture as possible of the circumstances surrounding what has happened.
"We have already made significant progress in our investigation, including making three arrests."
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DI George said the police are "not currently" looking for anyone else in connection with the incident, reassuring there is "no ongoing risk to the public".
“This took place in a busy public area, and while we have already received valuable assistance from the public, we continue to appeal for information. Even the smallest detail could prove crucial," she added.
“I understand there is a strong desire for more information, but I would urge people not to speculate, as this can cause additional distress to those affected and may impact our investigation.
“Officers will remain in the Chelmsford area over the coming days to provide reassurance and support to the community," she said.
Essex police have urged anyone with information to come forward.
They have set up an online portal for anyone with information to get in-touch.










