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| Man in court over bus stop murder | |
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| A man has appeared in court, charged with the murder of John Abbey, who was stabbed at a bus stop in Croydon in front of his three-year-old daughter. | |
| Charles William Acquaah, 22, of Greenside Road, Croydon, south London, appeared at Croydon Magistrates Court. | |
| Mr Abbey died from a stab wound to the heart after getting into an argument at a bus stop on the way to see his wife and newborn son in hospital. | Mr Abbey died from a stab wound to the heart after getting into an argument at a bus stop on the way to see his wife and newborn son in hospital. |
| Mr Acquaah was remanded in custody to appear at the Old Bailey on 11 May. | |
| Police arrested two other men, aged 36 and 39, on Sunday. Both remain in custody. | |
| Police have continued to appeal for other witnesses to the stabbing on the busy stretch of London Road opposite the Lidl supermarket to come forward. | Police have continued to appeal for other witnesses to the stabbing on the busy stretch of London Road opposite the Lidl supermarket to come forward. |
| They are particularly interested in speaking to two teenage boys who were at the bus stop when the stabbing took place. | |
| A post-mortem examination concluded Mr Abbey died of a single stab wound to the heart. | |
| Mr Abbey, who is originally from Ghana, was taken to the same hospital at which his wife had earlier given birth, but was pronounced dead an hour after the attack. | Mr Abbey, who is originally from Ghana, was taken to the same hospital at which his wife had earlier given birth, but was pronounced dead an hour after the attack. |