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Arrest in 'innocent' mother death Arrest in 'innocent' mother death
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A 19-year-old man has been arrested after a mother-of-three was struck by a glass bottle while she was enjoying a drink in a pub in Greater Manchester. A man has been arrested after a mother-of-three was fatally wounded by a glass bottle while she was enjoying a drink in a pub in Greater Manchester.
Police said Emma O'Kane, 27, was the innocent victim of an argument involving a man who had been refused entry to the pub. Emma O'Kane, 27, was the innocent victim of a row involving a man who had been refused entry, police said.
She suffered a severe neck injury in the incident at 0200 GMT at the Queen Anne Hotel on Market Street, Heywood. She suffered a severe neck injury in the incident at 0200 GMT at the Queen Anne Hotel on Market Street, Heywood, and died later in hospital.
The man arrested is local to the area, police said. A 19-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of murder.
Police said Ms O' Kane was hit by a shard of glass and died in hospital. Police said Ms O' Kane was hit by a shard of glass.
She had been out enjoying a few drinks on Friday night with her sister and friends when she was wounded, said Helen Duncan, a neighbour.
Ms O'Kane lived with her partner and their three children aged six, three and one in Heywood.
Earlier detectives revealed they were looking for a man who had been refused entry to the pub.
"He became involved in an altercation with the doormen and threw a bottle into the pub," said Det Supt Peter Jackson.