A man has died in hospital after he was found with a head injury in Lancaster.
Officers investigating are appealing for anybody who saw him earlier in the night to come forward.
It was reported to police by the North West Ambulance Service that Gary Brennan, 61, had been found by a member of the public on the floor in Sir Simons Arcade down the side of ‘Diggles’ in Market Square, Lancaster, at 10.15pm on Saturday, September 3.
Mr Brennan, aka Spider, was taken to Royal Preston Hospital where he sadly died.
Police are working to establish the circumstances which led to Mr Brennan’s death and in particularly how he came about his head injury.
DS Matt Entwistle, of Lancaster CID, said: “First and foremost my thoughts are with Mr Brennan’s loved ones at this difficult time.
“His death is being treated as unexplained and we are just working to establish how Mr Brennan came about his head injury. We know there were a lot of people in the Market Square area at the time and we are keen to hear from anybody with information or footage which would assist our investigation.”
Anyone with information is asked to email 528@lancashire.police.uk or call 101, quoting log 0378 of September 4, 2022.


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