Arrest made as police probe 'suspicious' death of man
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A suspect has been charged in connection with a serious assault amid a police investigation into the "suspicious" death of a man in North Lanarkshire. The body of James McMaster, 53, was recovered by emergency crews from a flat in Wishaw's Maxton Crescent at around 2.10pm on 5 December.
The death was treated as "suspicious" by Police Scotland after a post-mortem examination suggested he had been the "victim of an assault". A 50-year-old man has been arrested and charged in connection with a serious assault and is due to appear at Hamilton Sheriff Court later on Monday.
Follow our channel and never miss an update. The force said a report will be submitted to the procurator fiscal as "enquiries remain ongoing". Following Mr McMaster's death, Detective Chief Inspector Bob Williamson said officers were in the process of building a picture of his final movements.
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It's called the English Devolution Bill - but devolution it is not in our lopsided United Kingdom. Be the first to get Breaking News. Install the Sky News app for free. He added: "I would urge anyone who knew James to think back to the last time they saw or spoke to him and to get in touch with us with any details.
