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Stabbing man remanded in custody
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A man has appeared before magistrates charged with murder and wounding with intent after a stabbing at a haulage firm in Dewsbury,
Gavin Lee Hogg, 34, of Wel house Lane, was remanded in custody to appear at Leeds Crown Court tomorrow (Friday).
Police officerswhowent to M&B Haulage on Low Mills Lane, Ravensthorpe, Dewsbury, just after noon on Wednesday 14September found three injured men.
David Burrows, 36, died. His
father Darryl and business partner Clive Hoyand are still in hospital.
West Yorkshire police say both injured men are being treated at Dewsbury District Hospital. They describe the 62-year-old as "poorly, but stable", and the 52year-old as "stable".
Michael Guy, operations manager at M&B Haulage, says the company is continuing to operate as normally as possible. The atmosphere is very strange," he adds. "Everyone is subdued."