A person has fallen to his loss of life at a busy procuring centre in Birmingham. 

The person fell from the higher degree of the Bullring Centre at round 9pm on Friday and was pronounced useless on the scene – leaving Christmas customers shocked.

Police are usually not treating the autumn as suspicion and have knowledgeable the person’s next-of-kin.

The Bullring was reportedly closed following the incident.

In a press release, West Midlands Police stated: “We have been referred to as at 9.04pm on Friday (13 December) after a person fell from the higher degree of the Bullring.

“The person sadly died on the scene.

“His next-of-kin have been knowledgeable. His loss of life just isn’t being handled as suspicious and shall be referred to the coroner.”

The Bullring didn’t reply to Sky Information’ request for remark.

The Bullring is a part of Birmingham‘s foremost procuring district. The centre opened in 2003.

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