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Holyhead pub roof man quizzed over fatal assault Holyhead pub roof man quizzed over fatal assault
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Police are continuing to question a man who scaled a pub roof following the fatal assault of another man.Police are continuing to question a man who scaled a pub roof following the fatal assault of another man.
Police said the 24-year-old suspect was talked down by officers after the incident at Holyhead, Anglesey, on Friday.Police said the 24-year-old suspect was talked down by officers after the incident at Holyhead, Anglesey, on Friday.
Efforts were made to resuscitate the 46-year-old man who was attacked but he died at the scene.Efforts were made to resuscitate the 46-year-old man who was attacked but he died at the scene.
Officers were called to a disturbance at The Blossoms pub, Rhos y Gaer Terrace, at around 16:00 BST. Officers were called to a disturbance at The Blossoms pub, Rhos y Gaer Terrace, at around 16:00 GMT.
The man, 24, made his way onto the roof of the nearby Holland Inn.The man, 24, made his way onto the roof of the nearby Holland Inn.
The alert led to much of the town centre being sealed off.The alert led to much of the town centre being sealed off.
Members of the public were advised to avoid the Holborn Road area and nearby businesses were ordered to close after the alarm was raised.Members of the public were advised to avoid the Holborn Road area and nearby businesses were ordered to close after the alarm was raised.
Police have appealed for witnesses.Police have appealed for witnesses.
Supt Andy Jenks-Gilbert said: "I would like to take this opportunity to reassure the public that there is no danger to local residents."Supt Andy Jenks-Gilbert said: "I would like to take this opportunity to reassure the public that there is no danger to local residents."