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The teenage daughter of a Brit-Indian shopkeeper, who was stabbed to death during a suspected robbery, watched in horror as the attack was shown on CCTV in the family’s flat upstairs. According to the Telegraph, the unnamed 48-year-old shopkeeper was pronounced dead at his convenience store in Birmingham on Saturday night after being found with stab wounds following the attack. Police had arrested a man and a woman, both in their 20s, yesterday morning on suspicion of his murder. The paper quoted Abid Hussain, owner of a takeaway store on the same street, as saying that the shopkeeper’s daughter informed police after witnessing the horrible sight on CCTV camera. "I spoke to a relative of his wife outside the shop this morning and he told me the daughter was watching the CCTV upstairs and she saw it all happening. I heard she was the one who called police. I can't imagine how she must feel, and his sons," he added. Hussain also claimed he had been told by police that the victim was stabbed three times and died instantly. Police said four men were seen running from the select convenience Store, also known as Haresh's Superstore, on College Road in the direction of Dovedale Road following the attack, the paper said.

Brit-Indian shopkeeper's murder watched by teenage daughter on CCTV