Tributes paid as man charged after fatal stabbing on street
Cameron Mcmillan, 21, was pronounced dead following the stabbing in Motherwell.
Tributes have been paid to a man who died following a stabbing in the street.
Cameron Mcmillan was pronounced dead following the attack on Quarry Street in Motherwell at 5.50am on Sunday.
A 21-year-old man has been arrested and charged in connection with the death.
The man is due to appear at Hamilton Sheriff Court on Monday and a report will be sent to the procurator fiscal.
Tributes have been paid to Mr Mcmillan, described as an "amazing" person, while a fundraising campaign has been launched to pay for his funeral.
In a post online, Chantelle Mcmillan spoke of her devastation at the 23-year-old's death following the "horrific incident".
She said: "Devastated and heartache is all I can feel.
"In the early hours of Sunday morning, the third tragedy to hit our family in such a short few months, our one and only Cameron William McMillan's life was cut short due to a horrific incident.
"At this time we appreciate any help which will go towards our Cameron's funeral, and giving our Cammy a send off he well and truly deserves."
Friend Steven Hume posted on social media: "Can't believe you're gone brother. The memories I have of us will last a lifetime.
"We knew so much about one another and helped each other through some of the toughest times.
"We always had each other's backs no matter what. I don't know what i'm going to do without you my boy but I'll make you proud."
A post on social media added: "Such an amazing guy took to soon."
Another said: "RIP Cameron Mcmillan. It's such a cruel world we live in."