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    Two charged as Tonypandy murder victim named

    Rhys GregoryBy Rhys GregoryJanuary 4, 2024Updated:January 8, 2024No Comments
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    A man who died following an assault in Tonypandy on Monday 1 January has been named as Conall Evans, aged 30, from Pentre.

    Conall’s family have paid the following tribute.“Conall was a very well-loved son, brother and family member and he will be dearly missed.”

    Officers investigating the assault have since charged two men with murder. Ashley Davies, 30 from Pentre, and Dewi Morgan 24 from Tonypandy.

    Both men will be appearing at Merthyr Magistrates Court on Thursday January 4.

    Detective Chief Inspector Paul Raikes, “I want to thank the community for their support and patience with us as we investigate this isolated incident.

    “We are aware of the local disruption and distress caused to the community following recent incidents, but we remain thankful for your continued support.”

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