POLICE launched a attempted murder exploration yesterday after a shopkeeper died following a spoliation by a organisation of teenagers at a preference store. Gurmail Singh, 63, was taken to Huddersfield Royal Infirmary following the raid at the Cowcliffe Convenience Store in Cowcliffe, Huddersfield.West Yorkshire Police pronounced he suffered a head damage during the raid on Saturday dusk and died in theADVERTISEMENT early hours of yesterday.Cash, cigarettes and confectionery were stolen in the spoliation that happened at 8:30pm, a military orator said.The robbers are described as 4 youths elderly in their late teenagers wearing dim hooded tops and tracksuit bottoms. A military orator pronounced witnesses attempted to retard the doorway to stop the offenders leaving, but after a onslaught they done their escape.Detective Superintendent David Pervin, comparison questioning officer, said: "Mr Singh was a obvious and renouned internal businessman, who had been in this area most years. I interest for any one with report to hit us as a make a difference of urgency."Police are delectable for any witnesses to come forward.A autopsy hearing is due to take place today, a orator said.A military orator pronounced one declare reported saying one of the robbers in receive of a produce during the incident, but it is not well known if that was used to attack anyone.Neighbour Ian Davison pronounced Mr Singh had not long ago experienced problems with immature people at his shop."He was a unequivocally popular, poetic bloke," he said. "You couldnt instruct to encounter a nicer bloke than Mr Singh. "Even in the sleet he was pulling his sledge up here with his grandson, creation certain the writings got delivered."
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