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A man who was found dead at a house in Derby has been named.
We were called to reports that a man had been found with serious injuries at an address in Witney Close, Allenton, Derby, at 1.45pm on Thursday 9 January.
Anthony Tipper, known as Tony, was pronounced dead at the scene. The 47-year-old’s family are aware and are being supported by specialist officers.
Two men, both in their 50s and from Derby, who were arrested on suspicion of Mr Tipper’s murder remain in police custody.
A scene remains in place in Witney Close, and officers will remain in the area in the coming days.
Detectives continue to appeal for anyone who has any information that can assist them in their enquiries to come forward.
Of particular interest is anyone with information, especially any CCTV footage that covers Witney Close – as well as Glossop Street, Crowshaw Street, and Abingdon Street – between 1.45pm on Thursday 9 January and 11pm on Wednesday 8 January.
Anyone with information that can assist our investigation is asked to contact us using any of the below methods, including reference 25*016328:
To contact the incident room directly click here: https://mipp.police.uk/operation/33EM24A65-PO1
You can also anonymously contact the independent charity CrimeStoppers, on 0800 555 111, or by visiting the CrimeStoppers website.