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Four held after dad beaten to death
A FATHER of three was killed in a brutal beating outside a pizza takeaway .

The 43-year-old victim received serious head injuries when he was attacked by a gang of youths in Old Road, Failsworth, near its junction with Oldham Road just after midnight. The man was taken to the Royal Oldham Hospital but died at 3am.

Two police officers arrived at the scene within minutes and arrested four teenagers in the area. Two girls, one aged 14 and the other 15, and two males, aged 15 and 18, all from Failsworth, were today being questioned.

Witnesses claim the attack happened after the victim was asked for a light and refused.

Chief Superintendent Keith Bentley described the incident as a "vicious assault'' and appealed for any witnesses to come forward.

He said: "I have a team of 25 detectives working on this case at the moment who are looking into the detail of who has seen this confrontation with this group of people. How that came to happen is still the subject of the investigation."

He confirmed the underwater search unit was looking in the nearby canal to see if "anything has been disposed of".

The scene of the attack outside Prima Pizza was taped off today.

Charles Hankinson, 62, proprietor of Embassy Cars Ltd, a private hire firm, said: "Our night man saw him getting dragged out and beaten up in the street. They dragged him out of the shop and knocked him to the ground and started kicking him, jumping on his head. All of them were kicking him."

call Oldham CID on 0161 8568951 or Crimestoppers on 0800 555111.
 
jjinit said:
Buckley said:
You from Failsworth JJ? Or Manc in general what you mean?

was born & bred in failsworth mate, sommat i was proud of back then :?

It's not that rough though, even now, is it? Definitiely not posh, but this is still an isolated incident......
 
Buckley said:
jjinit said:
Buckley said:
You from Failsworth JJ? Or Manc in general what you mean?

was born & bred in failsworth mate, sommat i was proud of back then :?

It's not that rough though, even now, is it? Definitiely not posh, but this is still an isolated incident......

sadly becoming less isolated though!!

approx 200 yds from this incident, last week a guy was killed after chasing 2 scumbags out of a pub who had nicked his holdlall, they jumped into a van and then ran him over :?

saying that though, the people arrested for this were from Moston and I wager a bet that the perpetrators of the other attack were from a similar area like Newton Heath, Moston, Miles Platting, Collyhurst or sommat :?

when i grew up, fduring the mid 80's, Failsworth, like many suburbs of Manchester had a reputation for smartly dressed (footy casuals) types. Now all the young lads walk round in black hooded coats, & black shell bottoms (whatever the weather).

anyway, I digress :?
 
jjinit said:
Buckley said:
jjinit said:
Buckley said:
You from Failsworth JJ? Or Manc in general what you mean?

was born & bred in failsworth mate, sommat i was proud of back then :?

It's not that rough though, even now, is it? Definitiely not posh, but this is still an isolated incident......

sadly becoming less isolated though!!

approx 200 yds from this incident, last week a guy was killed after chasing 2 scumbags out of a pub who had nicked his holdlall, they jumped into a van and then ran him over :?

saying that though, the people arrested for this were from Moston and I wager a bet that the perpetrators of the other attack were from a similar area like Newton Heath, Moston, Miles Platting, Collyhurst or sommat :?

when i grew up, fduring the mid 80's, Failsworth, like many suburbs of Manchester had a reputation for smartly dressed (footy casuals) types. Now all the young lads walk round in black hooded coats, & black shell bottoms (whatever the weather).

anyway, I digress :?

They was hard but they was fair wiv it, and they only pulled a Stanley from their Henri Lloyd jacket if an away fan stepped on their Rockports, eh JJ? :lol:

Get what you mean though, mate. When I first moved to Whalley Range ('92) you could see it used to be an OK place to live. Well, it still was if you didn't scare easily, but you can imagine how it must have changed for famlilies that had been there for years :cry: .
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