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Tragedy at Charlton’s Valley: death prompts police probe

🇬🇧 By 4AllFootball ·
Tragedy at Charlton’s Valley: death prompts police probe

On Tuesday morning a man was found dead at The Valley, the home of Championship side Charlton Athletic, prompting a police investigation; officers were called in the early hours and the club confirmed the tragedy later officially publicly that evening.

Police investigation

Police are investigating after the body was discovered at The Valley on Tuesday morning. Officers responded to the scene in the early hours of Monday morning, where the male was pronounced dead. Getty reported that officers were called following the early‑morning incident.

Charlton Athletic confirmed the death on Tuesday evening, issuing a statement that acknowledged the discovery. The club said it is supporting the police enquiries and will continue to assist the authorities.

The statement urged anyone with information to contact police on 101, quoting reference 2809/18AUG. It emphasized that the death remains under investigation.

Charlton expressed its deepest sympathies and heartfelt condolences to the deceased’s family, friends and loved ones. The club asked that the privacy of those affected be respected.

The club asserted there is no suggestion of any wrongdoing on its part. It thanked its staff for the professionalism shown while dealing with the difficult situation.

The incident remains a developing story, with updates expected as police continue their inquiries.

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