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| Two more arrests over pond murder | Two more arrests over pond murder |
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| Police investigating the murder of a teenager found dead in a West Midlands pond have arrested two more men. | |
| The men, 20 and 22, are being questioned over the death of Shane Awoo, 16, whose body was retrieved by divers on Sunday. | |
| They found the body in a pool in Bickley Road, The Lunt, in Bilston. | They found the body in a pool in Bickley Road, The Lunt, in Bilston. |
| Three more men, arrested earlier, have been released on police bail. A post-mortem examination is taking place on Monday. | Three more men, arrested earlier, have been released on police bail. A post-mortem examination is taking place on Monday. |
| 'Likeable personality' | |
| Police said they were trying to establish whether the teenager was involved in an "incident" with a group of people near Bickley Road at lunchtime on Saturday. | |
| The boy had just started an education to employment course in mechanics at Wolverhampton City College. | |
| A statement from his old school, Moseley Park School in Bilston, said: "He had a close set of friends and he was quite well thought of by staff and students alike. | |
| "We were all really shocked because a couple of weeks ago we'd heard he'd been making excellent progress on his college course and he was really excited by it. | |
| "He had a likeable personality and we extend our condolences to family and friends." | |
| Friends have gone to the scene with flowers and left messages of support. | |
| Det Insp Mark Payne appealed for any witnesses to come forward to help officers piece together the circumstances of how the boy came to be in the water. | Det Insp Mark Payne appealed for any witnesses to come forward to help officers piece together the circumstances of how the boy came to be in the water. |