Tributes paid to ‘loving’ and ‘humorous’ man who was stabbed to demise
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25-year-old man who was stabbed to demise has been described as “loving, kind and humorous” by his household.
Harrison Tomkins was stabbed a number of occasions at a block of flats in Crawley, West Sussex, at round 5.30am on Sunday, in keeping with Sussex Police.
Paramedics tried emergency first assist on the scene in Arthur Road however Mr Tomkins, from Three Bridges, died from his accidents.
In a tribute, his household stated: “Harrison was a loving, kind, humorous and precious son and older brother. He will be sorely missed by so many.
In the short time Harrison has been with us he has made a wide-reaching positive impact – not only to his family and friends but also his work colleagues and everyone he knew
“His unwavering ability to see the good in others was key to his core values and this shone through in everything he did.
“In the short time Harrison has been with us he has made a wide-reaching positive impact – not only to his family and friends but also his work colleagues and everyone he knew.”
Two males have been charged with Mr Tomkins’ homicide and are on account of seem at Crawley Magistrates’ Court on Wednesday.
Kaydon Prior, 23, of Hazelwick Avenue in Crawley, is charged with homicide, possession of an offensive weapon and assault by beating.
Jason Curtis, 22, of Lairdale Road in Lambeth, south London, is charged with homicide.
Detective Chief Inspector Emma Vickers stated: “This is a truly tragic incident and our thoughts are with Harrison’s family at this difficult time.
“We would like to reassure the public that we are treating this as a targeted attack with no threat to the wider community, and we are not looking for anyone else in connection with the incident.”
Anyone with details about the incident is inspired to report it on-line or name 101 quoting Operation Churchtown.