Kassim Mohammed dies in fatal Sheffield shooting
Fatal Sheffield shooting death of Kassim Mohammed
Law enforcement officials announced the release of two individuals taken into custody after a fatal shooting investigation in Sheffield. The accused persons, a man and a woman, were let go while police continue their probes.
Kassim Mohammed sustained gunshot injuries on Watery Street within Sheffield’s Upperthorpe neighborhood on Tuesday evening. Medical professionals later confirmed his death at a nearby healthcare facility.
The 32-year-old deceased was remembered by his relatives as a caring father figure, a devoted son, and a gentle member of the family unit.
According to South Yorkshire Police, a 22-year-old male and a 31-year-old female were arrested on suspicion of murder on Thursday and Friday respectively. The authorities subsequently released both individuals from detention.
Detective Chief Inspector Andy Knowles previously characterized the incident as a deliberate assault.
Police officials have requested public assistance, asking citizens with any pertinent information or visual records to contact the authorities.
The incident occurred on Watery Street, situated near St Philips Road in Sheffield [as per BBC/Chloe Aslett report].
The crime scene was secured with barriers. A white motor vehicle covered by a shield-like covering was positioned nearby, implying its importance. A red car was visible in the vicinity, with police tape and traffic cones delineating the restricted zone. The surroundings featured commercial buildings with signs and artistic graffiti, and distant structures such as a crane and tall buildings suggested the urban environment.
