A murder investigation has been launched after a man was stabbed to death near a park in Salford
Police and paramedics were scrambled to the scene near Clarendon Park just after midnight today after a man was found with a serious stab wound. He was tragically pronounced dead at the scene.READ MORE: Dramatic moment fire tears through high-rise flat as all residents safely rescued
A cordon has been in place around parts of the park this morning, with two forensic tents also erected near an alleyway. Forensic officers were pictured combing the area for evidence as at least six police vehicles were stationed near the park. "These are the very early stages of what is now a murder investigation, and a team of detectives are working tirelessly to piece together information and evidence. We will be following-up a number of different lines of enquiry we have to ensure those responsible are brought to justice.
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