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NewsBrothers in custody in connection with Nuneaton attempted murderIt follows an alleged incident last monthcoventrytelegraphBookmarkShareNewsByClaire Harrison13:06, 3 JUN 2025BookmarkThe

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Two brothers are in custody in connection with an alleged attempted murder in Nuneaton. Warwickshire Police has confirmed that two men who were wanted in connection with the alleged incident

have been arrested.

A search was launched for Michael Galbraith and Thomas Galbrait last week. Now the two have been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder.

This is in connection with an incident in Nuneaton on May 9. Warwickshire Police has given no further details about the alleged incident.

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One man has already been charged in connection with the alleged incident. James Galbraith, aged 28, and from Limerick in Ireland has been accused of attempted murder and threats to kill.

He has been remanded to appear before Warwick Crown Court on June 20.

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