Teens plead not guilty after Kamran Rasool Aman killed in Barry
In a previously issued tribute, Mr Aman was described by his family as a "devoted husband, a loving father, a cherished son, brother, uncle, and loyal friend"."Kamran was the heart of his family and loved within his community," they added."Known for his, generous spirit, and kind heart, Kamran brought warmth and strength to everyone he met. His absence leaves an immeasurable void in the lives of all who knew him."
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