Seriously Injured Man Died In Hove

Monday, 19 April 2021 08:11

By John Warburton @Warblefly

Police this morning confirmed that there were no suspicious circumstances surrounding the death early on Sunday (April 18) of a man found with serious injuries.

Emergency services were called at 6.34am to where the discovery was made, at the junctions of Kingsway and Langdale Gardens in Hove.

The man was pronounced dead at the scene.

Images from witnesses show that the scene was sealed off for a time.

The coroner's officer has been given the details of what happened.

Police said they have no further information.

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