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A total of five men are now charged with the murder of Roger Millar

Issued on behalf of Detective Inspector Matt Davey:

Five men have now been charged with the murder of Charles Roger Millar (known as Roger), aged 44, who was killed on 6 June this year.

Four men have been charged this week. They have been charged with murder as a joint enterprise.

Previously a 19 year old man [D] was charged on 11 June with the murder of Roger Millar.

[A] Kendel Lamtus Joseph, aged 18, (date of birth 25.10.93), of Pioneer Rd, Swindon, has been charged with being jointly concerned with others murdered Charles Roger Millar on 6 June. He appeared at Swindon Magistrate’s Court on Tuesday 4 September. He is next due to appear tomorrow (6 September) via video link at Bristol Crown Court. 

[B] Zacharious Kori Clayton, aged 18 (Date of birth 22.09.93), Dean Street, Swindon has been charged with being jointly concerned with others murdered Charles Roger Millar on 6 June. He appeared at Swindon Magistrate’s Court on Tuesday 4 September. He is next due to appear tomorrow (6 September) via video link at Bristol Crown Court. 

[C] A youth, aged 17, from Swindon, has been charged with being jointly concerned with others murdered Charles Roger Millar on 6 June. He appeared at  Swindon Magistrates Court this morning  (5 September) and is next due to appear at Bristol Crown Court  tomorrow morning via video link (6 September.) 

[E] Christopher Sean Simmonds, aged 27 (date of birth 25.02.85), of Mundania Road, London, SE22, was charged with being jointly concerned with others murdered Charles Roger Millar on 6 June. He is next due to appear tomorrow (6 September) at Swindon Magistrates Court.

Previously on 11 June [D] Shelton Thulani Sibandi, aged 19 (dob 27.4.93) of no fixed abode, appeared at Chippenham Magistrate’s court at approx 1000am charged with the murder of Charles Roger Millar, aged 44, on 6^th June 2012. 

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