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according to Scottish Police, There are criminal suspicions of the death of Aleem Chimini, who fell from the 11th floor of a building in Royston Glasgow.
The newspaper quoted "Daily Mail" The British woman who took the photos said that the deceased, an Eritrean, was screaming loudly when one of them and through the window, holding her by the hair, while his hands and feet hammered the walls of the building, before falling.
A group of people at the scene managed to arrest an African man who allegedly pushed the woman out the window, but no charges have yet been laid.
According to the lead investigator in the case, Ellen Boyle, his team continues to gather and study all the possibilities in relation to the Shimini death incident.
She explained Boyle: "The area that witnessed the incident is very densely populated and we are certain that people have seen what has happened but have not yet come to testify.", Claim who has everything Information To speed up their submission to the police.
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According to Scottish police, there is a criminal suspicion of the death of Aleem Chimini, who fell from the 11th floor of a Royston building in Glasgow.
The deceased woman, an Eritrean, shouted loudly as one of them, through the window, grabbed her by the force of her hair as her hands and feet pounded the walls of the building before the fall.
A group of people at the scene managed to arrest an African man who allegedly pushed the woman out the window, but no charges have yet been laid.
According to the lead investigator in the case, Ellen Boyle, his team continues to gather and study all the possibilities in relation to the Shimini death incident.
"The area that witnessed the incident is very densely populated, and we are certain that people have seen what happened but have not yet come to testify," said Boyle, asking anyone with information to rush to the police.
