Bar worker, 20, is found dead at city centre flat: Three arrested

Three people have been arrested after a bar worker was found dead at a flat in Manchester last week.

Kadey Anglin, 20, who worked at Gorilla in the city centre, was found unresponsive in a flat near the venue’s sister site The Deaf Institute in the early hours of October 16.

Emergency services were called to the address on Grosvenor Street after receiving reports of concern for her welfare.

Police have since arrested three people in connection with the alleged supply of drugs. 

They have all since been released on bail whilst the force carries out its investigation.

Manchester Coroners’ Court confirmed a file had been received in relation to Kadey’s tragic death. An inquest is expected to be opened in due course.

In a tribute, Kadey’s close friend Emily Walker said: ‘No words can ever sum up how amazing Kadey was. She brought us so much joy every day to everyone’s lives just by being herself.

‘She was the funniest, craziest, coolest, most caring person that any of us will ever have the pleasure of knowing.’

Manchester Coroners’ Court confirmed a file had been received in relation to Kadey’s tragic death. An inquest is expected to be opened in due course

Bosses at The Deaf Institute, Gorilla and a host of other venues owned by mother company Tokyo Industries said: ‘We can confirm that in the early hours of Thursday morning a team member from our Gorilla venue tragically passed away in an apartment on Grosvenor Street. 

‘We do not have any detailed information as to what occurred at this time, and it would be inappropriate for us to comment further particularly whilst there is an ongoing police investigation.

‘Naturally, we have reached out to Greater Manchester Police and informed them that we will assist in any way we can in terms of uncovering what has happened.

‘Our thoughts and prayers are with the family and friends of our deceased colleague at this very sad time.’