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Detectives investigating a residential fire in which a woman and two children died have arrested their neighbours on suspicion of murder. Guaranteed Rental
Detectives investigating a residential fire in which a woman and two children died have arrested their neighbours on suspicion of murder. Guaranteed Rental
The victims – a 20-year-old woman, a boy aged four and a two-year-old girl – died after the blaze broke out in their first-floor flat in Maes Y Groes, Prestatyn, on Friday night, a North Wales Police spokeswoman said.
She added that the arrested pair, a man, aged 45, and a woman, aged 42, live below them on the ground floor.
The force said the female victim was related to the two children but was not their mother.
The dead woman’s 15-month-old baby boy is in a critical condition in hospital and her 23-year-old boyfriend is also in hospital being treated for serious injuries.
The man is not related to the two dead children, North Wales Police said.
Detective Superintendent John Chapman said yesterday: “We would appeal for anyone who may have seen anything suspicious in the Maes y Groes area of Prestatyn yesterday evening to get in contact as soon as possible by calling us on 101.
“We are deploying family liaison officers to work closely with the next of kin at this difficult time.
“There is a team of dedicated officers working on specific lines of inquiry in relation to this incident.”
Firefighters were called to the scene at 10pm last night and recovered the five people.
A joint investigation was launched by North Wales Fire and Rescue Service and North Wales Police.
A Welsh Ambulance Services spokeswoman said the man and baby were taken to Glan Clwyd Hospital.
The man was later transferred to Whiston Hospital, Merseyside, while the baby was moved to Alder Hey Children’s Hospital in Liverpool.
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