Police reveal victim’s name following fatal stabbing in Cardiff
Police reveal victim’s name following fatal stabbing in Cardiff
A man who died following a stabbing in Hansen Street, Cardiff on Tuesday, 23rd November has been named by police as Jordan Cody-Foster.
His family say he was deeply loved and that they are grieved and saddened by his death.
Steven White, aged 44, who was arrested in Splott, has been charged with murder and is due to appear at Cardiff Magistrates’ Court today, Thursday 25th November.
Mr Cody-Foster’s family, who continue to be updated and supported by police family liaison officers, have released the following statement:
“We are grieved and saddened by the sudden, brutal murder of our son, nephew, cousin, brother and father. He was deeply loved by everyone.
“The early years of Jordan’s life were filled with love and hope, and he enjoyed many sporting activities.
“We also pray for the peace of God to keep and comfort us and Jordan’s friends at this very difficult time. We also ask for calm from those who knew him in respect of his memory and do not take any action into your own hands.”
Emergency services were called to Hansen Street shortly after 9.00am on Tuesday to reports of a stabbing. A large police cordon was set up as police investigations began.
Despite the best efforts of emergency services and staff from the nearby Huggard Centre, Jordan Cody-Foster died from his injuries.
While detectives are not looking for anybody else in connection with his death, an investigation is continuing.
Senior Investigating Officer, Detective Chief Inspector Matt Davies said:
“Our thoughts are with Jordan’s friends and family who are devastated by his death.
“Understandably his death has also shocked the community, particularly those who work and reside at the nearby Huggard Centre, and I would like to thank them for the support they have given the police investigation.
“We are extremely grateful for all information received and would urge anyone else with information to please contact us.”
South Wales Police spokesperson said, “We thank the local community for their co-operation while enquiries continue and would urge anyone with information to contact police quoting occurrence *410667.”
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