An investigation into the death of man whose body was found in a Middlesbrough property continues today.

Here we take a look at what we know about the incident so far.

What happened?

Cleveland Police were called to a property on Homerton Road in Pallister Park at around 5.30pm on Friday night.

There were called with reports that two men had been assaulted.

The Northern Echo: General street view of Homerton Road in MiddlesbroughGeneral street view of Homerton Road in Middlesbrough (Image: Google)

What did officers find?

A man inside the property was pronounced dead shortly after officers arrived.

Another man, aged in his 30s, was confirmed to have sustained serious injuries and is currently being treated in hospital.

What did the police say at the time?

In a statement released on Friday, Cleveland officers said: "The deceased man has not yet been formally identified and detectives are working to confirm his identity and establish the circumstances surrounding his death - as well as to determine how the second man came by his injuries.

"While numerous officers remain in the area conducting enquiries, we do not currently believe there is any risk to the wider public.

"We would appeal for anyone with information which could assist ongoing enquiries to contact Cleveland Police on the 101 number quoting ref 204293."

Have there been any arrests made?

Officers have confirmed that three men, aged 37, 45, and 52, have been arrested on suspicion of murder.

All remain in police custody being questioned.

What's the latest update?

Last night a spokesperson for Cleveland Police said that their investigation into the incident is continuing.

An appeal was also made for the public to get in touch with any relevant information.

The police spokesman said: "Enquiries are ongoing by Cleveland Police HMET (Homicide and Major Enquiry Team), and we are especially keen to hear from anyone who may have seen any suspicious activity from the early hours of Friday morning and the rest of that day on Homerton Road or in the surrounding areas.

"If you can assist, please contact us on the 101 number quoting ref 204293."

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