Corey Duffy: Man denies murder over fatal Derby stabbing
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Emergency services were called to Bass Street on the afternoon of 11 June
A man has pleaded not guilty to murder over a stabbing in a Derby street.
Police were called to Bass Street at about 15:45 BST on 11 June, where 30-year-old Corey Duffy was found with stab wounds and later died despite receiving treatment from emergency services.
Brandon Froggatt made his plea during a hearing at Derby Crown Court on Monday.
The 20-year-old, of Ashley Street in Derby, is set to go on trial at the same court from 20 November.

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