Oxfordshire police shut down Brize Norton home after man's death

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Tyron JonsynImage source, Thames Valley Police
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The family of Tyron Jonsyn have previously paid tribute to their "bright light"

Police have placed a closure order on a property following a man's death and reports of anti-social behaviour.

Tyron Jonsyn, 28, was found dead at the home in Lock Court, Brize Norton, Oxfordshire, on 16 January.

Thame Valley Police previously said due to reports of a disturbance and witness accounts, it was treating the investigation as a murder inquiry.

Two men were arrested on suspicion of murder and released on bail.

Door marked with closure order notice in Brize Norton, OxfordshireImage source, Thames Valley Police West Berkshire
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Only the owner of the property is allowed access, say police

The force later said a pathologist had examined the body but further tests would be needed to establish the cause of death.

The closure order, which the force said serves to protect the local community, will be in place until 26 April.

It prohibits anyone except the owner access to the address.

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