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Detectives are investigating the deaths of two women after their bodies were discovered in Birmingham. A man has been arrested after the bodies of two women in their 20s were found in a flat in Birmingham.
Ryland Street, in the city centre, was sealed off after the bodies of the women, who were in their early 20s, were found at about 1740 BST on Monday. Ryland Street in the city centre has been sealed off following Monday afternoon's discovery.
Police have not said how the women died, but said they were subjected to a "sustained and violent attack".Police have not said how the women died, but said they were subjected to a "sustained and violent attack".
A 28-year-old man has been arrested in Kent. Officers said they believed he had been trying to board a ferry. The 28-year-old man, from Birmingham, was arrested by Kent Police on Tuesday morning as he tried to board a ferry in Dover.
Police said the man, from Birmingham, may have been known to the women. Police said the man may have been known to the women.
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West Midlands Police said they believed one or more weapons were used. West Midlands Police said they believed one or more weapons were used in the attack and that they were in contact with the women's next of kin.
The area around the Placido apartment block has been cordoned off.
Police said they were in contact with the women's next of kin, whose names have not yet been released.
Forensic officers are at the scene and post-mortem examinations are expected to be held later.Forensic officers are at the scene and post-mortem examinations are expected to be held later.
The Placido apartments are part of the recently-built Jupiter development near Broad Street in Birmingham's city centre. The Placido apartment block, where the bodies were found, has been cordoned off. The apartments are part of the recently-built Jupiter development near Broad Street, the city's entertainment centre.
Officers said the bodies had not yet been moved and that the scene was "challenging forensically"
They urged anyone who saw anything suspicious in the area over the weekend.
Anyone with information has been urged to contact detectives.Anyone with information has been urged to contact detectives.