Tributes to alleged Derbyshire murder victim who was 'lovely' and 'always smiling'
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Floral tributes appeared by the roadside on Somercotes Hill, Somercotes, after Peshang Sleman, 22, was named as the alleged victim by police.
Officers had been called to reports of a disturbance near the Co-op on Somercotes Hill at about 1.40am on Thursday, November 25.
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Hide AdThe victim, of Nottingham Road, Somercotes, was taken to the Queen’s Medical Centre in Nottingham but was pronounced dead by doctors.
Friends of the victim, known as Seba and a barber in the village, have paid tribute to him.
Marisha Campbell said he had a ‘lovely personality’ and had always played games with her son when she took him for a haircut.
"Seba was a lovely person, always smiling, we always had a good laugh and was a fantastic barber," she said.
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Hide Ad"My son loved him. It’s such a shame he's gone he will be truly missed.
"He was so nice towards my son who struggles sometimes with haircuts due his needs.
"He always played games with him to take his mind off it, he was a lovely person.”
Tributes were also paid on social media.
Jaden Curtain posted on Facebook: “You will always be in our minds.”
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Hide AdPeople have expressed their sadness and offered condolences to the man’s family and friends.
Posting on our Facebook page, Hayley Lockie said: “How sad, thoughts are with his family… another young life taken.”
Four men accused of the murder have appeared in court.
Mohammed Rasulii, 32, was charged with murder and threatening another with an offensive weapon – while Herish Zandi, 29, faces a charge of murder and possessing an offensive weapon.
Third defendant Sam Mohazeri, 24, is charged with murder and having bladed article in public place and Danyaal Panahi, 21, faces a single count of murder.
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Hide AdThe charges were read out to all four defendants during a hearing at Southern Derbyshire Magistrates’ Court yesterday – however none of the men entered any pleas.
All four defendants were appearing again for a plea and trial preparation hearing at Derby Crown Court today.