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Man arrested following the Campbell Road fire in Stoke last week

By The Editor 14th Feb 2023

Georgian Constantin, 42, has been arrested on suspicion of murdering Valentina Cozma last week (Staffordshire Police).
Georgian Constantin, 42, has been arrested on suspicion of murdering Valentina Cozma last week (Staffordshire Police).

Detectives investigating the murder of Valentina Cozma have arrested a man on suspicion of murder.

Her ex husband, Georgian Constantin, 42, of Stoke-on-Trent, was arrested in London this morning (Tuesday 14 February) on suspicion of murder.

Valentina, aged 40, tragically died following a fire at her home on Campbell Road, Stoke, around 3pm on Thursday 9 February. A post mortem provided a provisional cause of death, as inhalation of products of combustion.

Valentina sadly died following a fire at her Campbell Road home last week (Staffordshire Police).

Enquiries surrounding Valentina's death continue and Staffordshire Police's forensic investigations are ongoing at the scene. Local officers are continuing with reassurance patrols in the area.

Senior Investigating Officer Detective Inspector Adrian Webb, from the force's Major and Organised Crime department, is appealing for anyone with information to come forward and help with the investigation.

He said: "We are grateful for the community's support during this investigation. Enquiries into Valentina's tragic death continue and we remain keen to speak to witnesses who may have relevant information or material which could support the investigation, such as CCTV or dash cam footage. My thoughts remain with Valentina's loved ones, in particular her young son, at this deeply traumatic time."

Staffordshire Police have a dedicated section on the Major Incident Portal here - select Staffordshire Police, Operation Cuda.

Alternatively, you can call 101 quoting incident 440 of 9 February.

     

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