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Siblings named in fatal Wolverhampton stabbing Siblings named in fatal Wolverhampton stabbing
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A woman stabbed to death by her brother has been named.A woman stabbed to death by her brother has been named.
Ann-Marie James, 33, was stabbed in the chest at a flat in Wolverhampton by her brother, Melvin, West Midlands Police said. Ann-Marie James, 33, was stabbed in the chest at a flat in Wolverhampton by Melvin James, West Midlands Police said.
The 36-year-old is then understood to have turned the knife on himself and died at the scene. Their 59-year-old mother remains in a critical condition. The 36-year-old is then understood to have turned the knife on himself and died at the scene.
Their mother, 59, has undergone surgery for abdomen wounds and remains critical. Two officers were also injured attempting to arrest James.
Police used stun grenades when they stormed a first-floor flat in Leasowes Drive, Merry Hill on Wednesday.Police used stun grenades when they stormed a first-floor flat in Leasowes Drive, Merry Hill on Wednesday.
Two officers were injured in the attempt to arrest the knifeman. Read more news for Birmingham and the Black Country
One officer received a "stab wound to the arm" and another sustained a leg injury after being chased by the suspect, the force said.
A post-mortem examination showed both Ms James and her attacker died of stab wounds.A post-mortem examination showed both Ms James and her attacker died of stab wounds.
Det Insp Warren Hines, who is leading the investigation, said: "The family are absolutely devastated at the loss of Ann-Marie and Melvin, two people who were really dear to them.
"They have asked that their privacy is respected so they are able to grieve at this difficult time."
The Independent Police Complaints Commission has started an investigation.