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A man described as a “devoted family man” has passed away following an assault outside a pub in Leicestershire. David Darke, aged 66, sustained a severe head injury after being punched near The Crown Inn, located on Church Street, Appleby Magna. The incident occurred at approximately 21:45 GMT on the 21st of December.
Following the attack, Mr. Darke was taken to the Queen’s Medical Centre in Nottingham, where he later died. In response, Leicestershire Police initiated a murder inquiry. A 36-year-old man, who had initially been arrested on suspicion of grievous bodily harm, was subsequently re-arrested on suspicion of murder and remains in police custody.
The family of Mr. Darke issued a statement expressing deep sorrow over the loss. They said his life had been “tragically cut short” and that he would be “sorely missed by all who knew and loved him.” They described Dave as a “deeply loved father to three daughters and a proud grandfather to three boys,” as well as “a much-loved brother and a dear friend.” His family emphasized his enduring presence in their hearts, minds, and souls.
They continued by highlighting the qualities that defined him: “He was a strong, active, intelligent and kind person who was a friend to all. He was a devoted family man with a deep passion for life, the outdoors, nature and walking.” Meanwhile, the police continue to seek assistance from anyone who might have information related to the investigation
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