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Police hope picture will jog people's memories

POLICE yesterday released a photograph of a man who died after an alleged assault, in an attempt to find more witnesses.

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THE man accused of unlawfully killing Gary Allen reserved his plea in the Magistrate's Court yesterday.
THE man accused of unlawfully killing Gary Allen reserved his plea in the Magistrate's Court yesterday.

POLICE yesterday released a photograph of a man who died after an alleged assault, in an attempt to find more witnesses.

Gary Allen, 46, was allegedly assaulted outside the Albion House Tavern on Wednesday of last week.

He was flown to hospital in Southampton with serious head injuries and died on Friday night.

Several witnesses have already come forward but police are hoping the photo of Mr Allen might remind people if they had seen him on the day of the incident.

The police confirmed yesterday that a woman they were eager to speak to, believed to be a nurse, who had helped those giving first aid to Mr Allen, has come forward.

Alan Baker, 23, has been charged with manslaughter and remanded in custody. He is due in court today.

Mr Allen was born in Nottinghamshire and had family links with Leicestershire. He had been working in Guernsey and Jersey for about six years.

It is believed he usually wore a baseball cap in public.

On the day of the incident he was wearing a washed-out blue cap.

n Anyone who saw Mr Allen last Wednesday, or who saw the incident, is asked to contact police on 725111.

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