A man has been charged with the manslaughter of a betting shop manager who died in a row with a customer.
Jeffrey Hilland, 52, collapsed after a struggle at Pagebet in Front Street, Pelton, County Durham, on 2 June. He died four days later in hospital.
It is believed the row was over the timing of a bet on a greyhound race.
A 36-year-old man, originally arrested on suspicion of wounding after the incident, was charged with manslaughter when he answered bail on Tuesday.
He has been re-bailed to appear before Consett Magistrates' Court on 26 August.
Mr Hilland, of South Moor, near Stanley, had managed the shop for about two years.
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