Family have paid tribute to a 37-year-old man who died in a Bristol incident last month.
Armed police were called and Stephen Cadman was pronounced dead at an address in Bishport Avenue, Hartcliffe on Thursday, September 16.
Mr Cadman's family have now paid tribute to the man who is described as a "good father."
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The family said: “Stephen was a good father and friend to many and would always put himself out of the way to help anybody.
“He will be greatly missed by all. Rest in peace Stephen with your loving sister Amy.”
Armed police were deployed to the address by the ambulance service in Hartcliffe after a man was found critically injured.
Avon and Somerset Police said at the time that it was not a dedicated armed response, but that those officers were closest to the scene.
A Great Western Air Ambulance was deployed to the scene to assist Mr Cadman, but he sadly died.
Caroline Simons, 54, and also from Hartcliffe, has been charged with Mr Cadman's murder.
She has been remanded in custody ahead of appearing before Bristol Crown Court on Friday, October 22.
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