Weather Afternoon: 8°c Sunny spells Tonight: 5°c Partly Cloudy Night

News

Boy stabbed to death in street

Rashid Razaq, Evening Standard
27 Mar 2008


A teenager was stabbed to death today in a busy street near a bus garage.

The 19-year-old was attacked in Ravensdale Road, Stamford Hill, at about 10am.

Paramedics had to resuscitate him at the scene after he suffered a cardiac arrest. He was resuscitated several times in the ambulance on the way to hospital.

Doctors pronounced the teenager dead at 11.25am after fighting to save his life for nearly an hour.

Police have launched a murder investigation and he is the 10th teenager to be killed in London this year.

A cordon was erected around Ravensdale Road at the junction with Stamford Hill High Road, only a short distance from Stamford Hill railway station.

It is not yet known how many people were involved in the attack or if it was gang-related.

Reader views (3)

 Add your view

CCTVs are NOT the answer. There are too many of those already here in London. What is needed is for communities to care. Right now, everybody's segregated and have been given so many excuses to stay separated. It's not until it hits their own doorstep do people start to feel the pain.

- Mama Love, Stoke Newington, London, 28/03/2008 14:34
Report abuse

There is an urgent need for all over this island, public sports parks and volunteer league organisations and,for CCTV cameras all about now on.

- Gwneff, Japan-Kyoto, 28/03/2008 09:02
Report abuse

What is this world coming to? When will it stop? Why are they killing each other? It was just Sunday the matalan manager of Dalston was stabbed in the neck, now this! It is so sad. The youths are being killed every day and for what? I saw all the roads was blocked off and there were forensic police officers there so many police, it was terrible.

- Sheila, Hackney, London, 27/03/2008 16:55
Report abuse


Add your comment

 

Terms and conditions Make text area bigger You have  characters left.

We welcome your opinions. This is a public forum. Libellous and abusive comments are not allowed. Please read our House Rules.

For information about privacy and cookies please read our Privacy Policy.


 

 

  • MPs spend £400,000 of taxpayers' cash on 12 fig trees for their offices Fig Trees EXCLUSIVE: Taxpayers are footing a bill of almost £400,000 to rent 12 fig trees to shade MPs in the glass-roofed atrium of their...
  • 10 million Tube passengers fail to claim money back for delays Tube train More than 10 million Tube users are missing out on refunds worth more than £20 million when their trains are delayed
  • The final reckoning: how Boris and Ken measure up in election battle Ken Boris split London goes to the polls on May 3 with the election battle between Boris Johnson and Ken Livingstone set to be the capital's closest mayoral...
  • Commuters' favourite swaps busking for the big time with recording deal Tristan Mackay Busker Tristan Mackay has hit the jackpot after landing a record deal with an award-winning producer
  • What a smoothie! Eight-year-old Valentine gives Kate roses and a heart-shaped cupcake Kate Smoothie The Duchess of Cambridge's first Valentine's Day as a married woman was marked with roses, a card and a cupcake - but not from Prince...
  • Kercher family launch appeal over decision to clear Knox of murder Meredith Kercher Meredith Kercher's family today launched an appeal to overturn the decision to clear Amanda Knox and Raffaele Sollecito of her murder
  • PM urged to deport Qatada as he hides in north London safe house Abu Qatada David Cameron was under pressure today to defy European judges by ordering the deportation of extremist cleric Abu Qatada as he holed up in...
  • Now jailed Dizaei could be forced to repay his £1million legal aid bill Ali Dizaei Met commander Ali Dizaei is facing the prospect of paying back tens of thousand of pounds of legal aid as Scotland Yard prepared to sack him...
  • Osborne defends his cuts strategy as inflation falls George Osborne Chancellor George Osborne defended his economic strategy as a fall in inflation finally brought mild relief to some from the tight squeeze...
  • Royal College students to receive scholarships courtesy of Burberry Rosie Huntington-Whitely At the luxury brand Burberry, Christopher Bailey has transformed a designer classic into must-have cool, as epitomised by the models Rosie...
  •  

    Don't Miss