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I think this is the latest Bristol murder.A Kunta Ceesay was stabbed to death on Friday,Stapleton Road.



Shakawan Siddiqi was arrested and accused of murder.

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Community in shock after young man with a ‘good, kind spirit’ fatally stabbed..By Yvonne Deeney, Community Reporter

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A photo of Kunta Ceesay has been placed in the window of the Kora centre in Stapleton Road

Members of the Easton community have been left in shock after the fatal stabbing of a young man who many described as a ‘brother’ to them.
Kunta Ceesay died after being attacked on Stapleton Road on Friday (September 20th) and was known by many in the local community.

The 25-year-old, who was originally from The Gambia, was described by locals as a ‘good kind spirit.’ Floral tributes, photos and messages against violence have been left around the post box close to where the stabbing took place.

Lamine Sanyang, who is also from Gambia, said that he knew Kunta from Bristol Kora Association, a community group on Stapleton Road that caters to the Gambian and Senegalese community. He told Bristol Live: “He was a very calm person, I don’t know how someone could stab him.

“It’s a big shock. It’s too much for me, I’m not sleeping properly, I can’t believe what happened.” People at Kora have placed a photo of Kunta in the window of the community centre and are hoping to organise some kind of memorial.

A local woman who also knew Kunta, but who did not want to be named, said she was there when paramedics arrived and were trying to revive him. “It was not a nice thing to see,” she said.

“There was another [incident] not too long ago, it’s just getting stupid. He was classed as everyone’s brother.

“He was a big strong man, so fit and healthy, he was too young to die. He is going to be sadly missed by all of us.”

Shakawan Siddiqi, 32, of Wade Street in St Jude's, has been charged with murder following the death and has been remanded into custody.

He was due to appear at Bristol Magistrates Court today, Monday, September 23rd.

Two women, aged 36 and 47, arrested on suspicion of assisting an offender have been released under investigation.



Murder arrest after death of man in Stapleton Road incident..By Phil NorrisEditor, Gloucestershire Live

Two women have also been arrested on suspicion of assisting an offender. A man arrested last night has been released.

Police have arrested a man on suspicion of murder in connection with the death of a man in Bristol.
Avon and Somerset Police officers arrested a man aged 32 on Saturday afternoon (September 21st) and he has been taken into custody.

It follows the death of a 25-year-old man who was stabbed in Stapleton Road in East Bristol at about 5.40pm yesterday (Friday, September 20th).
He was taken to Southmead Hospital where he sadly died a short time later.

Efforts to locate the suspect in investigation have been carried out subsequently and led to an arrest in the Eastville area at about 5.45pm today (Saturday 21 September). The police helicopter was seen flying over the area.

Officers have also arrested two women, aged 36 and 47, on suspicion of assisting an offender and they remain in custody.
A man who was arrested on suspicion of the same offence last night has been released with no further action.

Detective Inspector Mark Newbury, senior investigating officer, said: “The arrest of a man this afternoon on suspicion of murder marks a significant development in our investigation. He is in custody and will be interviewed by detectives from our Major Crime Investigation Team in due course.

“We are in contact with close friends of the man who died and have updated them this evening of this news and continue to offer them support. Stapleton Road was reopened this afternoon following the conclusion of our inquiries at the scene and we are grateful for the public’s understanding while that necessary work was undertaken.

“The community can continue to expect to see an increased high-visibility police presence over the next few days as we look to help anyone who has concerns following this tragic incident.”

Disabled man scared in his own home after neighbour's ‘death threat’..Report By Yvonne Deeney, Community Reporter

“I couldn’t even get back to my flat, he blocked my path"

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Richard Loader, 58 is disabled and relies on a walking stick.

A disabled man has said he is scared in his own home after receiving multiple threats from a neighbour. Richard Loader claims he received a death threat from one of his neighbours last week, and as a result spent two nights sleeping on a camp bed in a friend’s shop.

Mr Loader, who has lived in his council flat in Bristol for eight years, said he didn’t have any problems until his new neighbour moved in this year. “This guy is extremely violent, he’s threatened me on numerous occasions just because he can hear me walking to the toilet at night,” he told Bristol Live.

He said he confronted his neighbour last week after learning about his previous convictions. Mr Loader claimed that he said to the man, ‘I know what you did’ and in return received what he took as a death threat.

The 58-year-old has cerebellar ataxia, a brain disease that affects balance, and causes him to fall over a lot. He also has peripheral neuropathy, nerve damage which severely affects his mobility at times.

Speaking about the incident last week, he said: “When he had a go at me again, I made it quite clear that I was scared of him. I’m scared to death because as far as I’m concerned what he said to me was a death threat. I was coming home after doing some shopping and he was very intimidating, coming right up in my face.

“I couldn’t even get back to my flat, he blocked my path. He was doing some work and had a drill in his hand. I wasn’t going to push past him.”

After the incident he spent two nights on a camp bed inside his friend’s shop, but has since returned home and is trying to avoid the neighbour. Mr Loader, who is disabled and relies on a walking stick, has said he does not feel protected by the police or adequately assisted by the council.

Mr Loader called 999 at the time but said that nobody came to visit, He has since reported the incidents to the police who have said they are planning to go and speak to him. Mr Loader said he had previously been in contact with the Bristol City Council team who spoke to the neighbour prior to the most recent threat.

Although the council has taken action, Mr Loader said he does not feel it has been helpful and described the police response as ‘useless’.

He added: “I've been in the council offices at Temple Street. They offered no help, even though I received a threat to my life. I just cannot believe that the police, after a 999 call, haven't seen me yet, especially as my life could be in danger.

“I have to use the loo at night because of my health. He even complained about the neighbour's baby crying but he is so nasty and aggressive about it.”

Man found stabbed at house in Bristol, A crime scene is in place on Jamaica Street..By Tristan Cork, Chief Reporter & Shannon Brown, Reporter

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A man has been taken to hospital after he was found with a serious stab wound at a property in Bristol.

A police cordon is in place in Jamaica Street, where the injured man was found. It is understood he is the victim of an assault.

Emergency services rushed to the scene early this morning, Friday, September 27th, and a crime scene was set up.

Avon and Somerset Police were called to the property by the South Western Ambulance Service just after 7.50am.

The injured man is understood to have been stabbed and is being treated in hospital.

Investigations are underway at the scene. CID officers are understood to have been inside the building and a forensic investigation is taking place.

No arrests have so far been made.

Police are now appealing for information and are asking anyone who may be able to help to get in touch.

A spokesperson for the force said: "A man has been taken to hospital following a serious assault in Bristol.

"The ambulance service made us aware of the incident shortly after 7.50am this morning Friday 27th September.

The injured man, who is understood to have sustained a stab wound, was found injured at a property in Jamaica Street.

He has been transported to hospital for further treatment.

"Officers have been carrying our tours of the area and are continuing to conduct enquiries to identify those responsible.

17 arrests after immigration raid at caravan park near M32..By Yvonne Deeney, Community Reporter

Those arrested are believed to be working illegally as delivery drivers

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A general view of caravans parked up in New Stadium Road

Seventeen people were arrested after an immigration raid at a caravan park near the M32 in Bristol. Immigration Enforcement carried out an intelligence-led visit to the site in New Stadium Road.

According to the Home Office the 17 individuals arrested were believed to be working illegally as delivery drivers. The Home Office said 13 had overstayed their permitted leave, two were in breach of their visa conditions and two had breached their immigration bail conditions.

Of those arrested 13 were subsequently detained, pending potential removal from the UK. The four individuals not detained were placed on immigration bail and will be required to report regularly to the Home Office.

Director of enforcement, compliance & crime at immigration enforcement Eddy Montgomery, said: “This operation sends a clear message to those who seek to exploit the labour market to employ workers illegally, and those who believe they can work here without the correct status – the Home Office is committed to enforcing immigration law and will not tolerate any abuse.

“It is our priority to uphold border security and to ensure the criminals who seek to exploit it face serious consequences.”

Minister for border security and asylum Angela Eagle, said:“We are determined to clamp down both on illegal working and the exploitative treatment of illegal workers. Vulnerable individuals can find themselves trapped in unsafe and insecure conditions, facing exploitation and even modern-day slavery, often facilitated by organised criminal gangs.”

This operation is just one part of a larger effort to tackle illegal working and the exploitation of those vulnerable to it. Over the summer, immigration officers visited Bristol and targeted car washes but did not report any arrests.

The crackdown on illegal working comes after a pledge from Home Secretary Yvette Cooper to bring justice to those exploiting the labour market by employing workers illegally in an attempt to make profit.

In August the Home Secretary also announced that the Labour government had plans to achieve the highest rate of removals the country has seen in five years. To support their efforts to remove people from the UK who do not have a valid visa, including failed asylum seekers, the government has invested money into new specialist intelligence officers and 290 more beds and reopening detention centres that had previously been closed.