LATEST NEWS: Third man arrested in relation to Jordan Sinnott death
A 21-YEAR-OLD man has been arrested on suspicion of murder in relation to the death of Jordan Sinnott.
The Bradford-born footballer - and son of former Bantam Lee Sinnott - died aged 25 yesterday evening.
Sinnott had been on a life support machine after an alleged assault in Retford town centre, his current club Matlock Town FC and Nottinghamshire Police confirmed.
He died in hospital just before 7pm, surrounded by his family.
Late yesterday evening, Nottinghamshire Police launched a murder investigation, following the development.
A second man has since been arrested today in relation to the investigation, after a 27-year-old was detained yesterday morning.
The second male, a 21-year-old, has been arrested on suspicion of murder.
The 27-year-old man had already been arrested on suspicion of grievous bodily harm shortly after the incident, in the early hours of Saturday morning.
He remains in police custody.
Police are still appealling for anyone who may have witnessed two incidents.
The first happened in the car park of the Dominie Cross pub, in Grove Street, at around 11:25pm on Friday, January 24.
It was reported as a disturbance and involved up to eight men and women.
The second saw police officers called to Retford Market Place by ambulance crews who were attempting to treat Sinnott.
He was unconscious and had a suspected fractured skull.
This was at around 2am on Saturday, January 25.
Anyone who witnessed either incident, or believes they may have captured them on dashcam or mobile phone footage, is asked to call Nottinghamshire Police on 101.
You should quote incident number: 78 of January, 25, 2020.
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What is your response?Tony and I met you a couple of times at Danny Ward's house. We will never forget how kind you were and of course your beautiful smile. Rest peacefully Jordan, you will always be remembered. 💔💔xxx
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Tony and I met you a couple of times at Danny Ward's house. We will never forget how kind you were and of course your beautiful smile. Rest peacefully Jordan, you will always be remembered. 💔💔xxx What is your response?This news is not sinking in, i never thought i would hear one of the children we cared for all those years ago was to be taken in such an horrific way. Bec and i have chatted today and both in utter shock but we will always remember that smile and cheeky ness you had about you, and watching you follow your dads footsteps it was clear you were happy and loved by many. We will be digging the old photos out, you will never be forgotten xx
What is your response?RIP JORDAN SINNOTT: Myself, and my Family's thoughts and prayers are with his Friends, his Family, and the Football Clubs that he has played for. From, The Wakefield Family, in Stockport.
What is your response?RIP Jordan Sinnott......taken far too soon in tragic circumstances. Thoughts are with everyone who knew & loved him. Will always remember you scoring for Chesterfield against Port Vale on my dads 'Ernie Moss Day'.....ironically wearing the number 8 shirt. Fly hight xx💙💙xx
What is your response?Oh Jordan, no one will ever know the sadness that is felt by your family. The hole that will never be filled, because you were such a ray of sunshine. Kind, caring, and loving amongst so many more qualities. Not to mention your amazing talent, you did so many people proud! Now an angel, good night, God bless Jord. X
What is your response?you will be sorely missed by all who knew you, was a fantastic lad!! Can’t believe won’t see u at Cookies anymore!! RIP Jordan!! 💔
What is your response?Such a tragic waste of a Young Life RIP
What is your response?Sad loss R. I.P. Jordan
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