‘You didn’t deserve any of this. I’m so sorry this has happened to you my baby please come home.' The girlfriend of Cody Fisher who was stabbed to death on a nightclub dancefloor on Boxing Day has shared a tribute to him.
The girlfriend of a footballer who was stabbed to death on a nightclub dancefloor onCody Fisher, 23, had been on a night out with friends at the Crane venue in Digbeth,His partner, Jess Chatwin, tweeted: ‘You didn’t deserve any of this. I’m so sorry this has happened to you my baby please come home. I love you forever Cody Fisher.’
Revellers at the nightclub criticised security searches at the event and recalled a ‘moody’ atmosphere inside the venue. An 18-year-old man from Wolverhampton, who did not want to be named, said the incident was a ‘disaster waiting to happen’. ‘Obviously you want everyone to have a good time and enjoy themselves when we got in I said to my friend: ‘That’s the worst search I’ve ever seen’. Anyone could have brought anything in.’supports HTML5 video
‘Cody was a friend to many at the club and we send our deepest condolences to his family and loved ones.’ ‘We are working closely with West Midlands Police as they investigate this crime. We encourage anybody who witnessed this incident, or has any information to share which may help West Midlands Police, to contact them directly.
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