Man charged over stabbing death on building site A MAN has been charged after a bricklayer was stabbed to death on a St Clair building site. St Marys police were called to the Bode Place work site about 7.20am Monday after reports of the incident. Neighbours reported hearing screams and shouting coming from the site of the new duplex construction in the quiet cul-de-sac, before one worker was spotted lying on the ground and another was seen covered in blood. A NSW Police spokeswoman said upon arrival at the St Clair site, where a home is being built, police found a man aged in his 50s with multiple stab wounds. "Attempts were made to revive the man, but he died at the scene," the spokeswoman told The Standard. His alleged attacker had already left the building site when emergency services arrived, but he was arrested at Campsie police station about two hours after the incident, when he handed himself in for questioning. St Marys police Sgt John Turner, who was on the scene after police received the call, said the man aged 54, was helping police with their inquiries. "A number of items were seized from the site," Sgt Turner said. Sgt Turner said the two men of Asian background, were known to each other and said an argument lead to the altercation. Inquiries suggest they were subcontractors on the site, but I'm unable to comment further. Builder Aiman Yousif, from Australian Construction Experts, said he received a call from a foreman at the construction to say "the boys are fighting."