Tributes are being paid to Perth man Cameron Rae following his death in the city on Saturday.
Emergency crews were called to an incident on South Methven Street at around 9.40pm.
Police say a 20-year-old man, named locally as Cameron, was pronounced dead at the scene a short time later.
An 18-year-old man will appear in court on Tuesday in connection with the death while a second man, aged 17, has been released pending further inquiries.
Cameron was a regular at The Sandeman in Perth, visiting the pub on Saturday just hours before his death.
Manager Mark Stuart told The Courier: “He was a clever and cheeky lad – not a bad guy.
“He was a happy-go-lucky guy and always had craic with the staff.
“He’d always bring a smile to your face.”
‘It doesn’t seem real’
He added: “He was here on Saturday so it doesn’t seem real at all.
“We’ve lost one of our regular little customers – he’s always come up to the bar and joke with the staff – they all knew him.
“It’s a tragedy.”
Crowd funder raises over £9,000
An online fundraising page has been set up to assist with the cost of Cameron’s funeral.
Donations totalling over £9,000 have been received so far.
The crowd funder has been organised by Louise Guthrie, with permission from Cameron’s family.
Louise said: “I have spoken with Kerry and we all agree that he deserves the best send off.
“Any donations made will be highly appreciated. Left over money will be given to Cameron’s family.”
