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A member of a local angling society has died in the grounds of a castle in Kent, allegedly after yobs threw rocks at people fishing on its private lake.
Police said that the man, aged about 70, may have been in an altercation with youths. He had spent the morning stocking the lake at Lullingstone Castle with rainbow trout.
Residents said that he was one of three men, understood to be brothers, who were pelted with rocks from the bank. It is not clear whether the victim was struck or subsequently became ill.
Elderly angler dies after ‘rocks thrown’ in Lullingstone Castle grounds | News | The Times
Police said that the man, aged about 70, may have been in an altercation with youths. He had spent the morning stocking the lake at Lullingstone Castle with rainbow trout.
Residents said that he was one of three men, understood to be brothers, who were pelted with rocks from the bank. It is not clear whether the victim was struck or subsequently became ill.

Elderly angler dies after ‘rocks thrown’ in Lullingstone Castle grounds | News | The Times