Published 3 years ago

London on course to record worst year for teenage killings since 2008

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Seventeen teenagers have been killed in London so far this year. Met Police said knife and gun violence had sparked a worrying rise in teenage killings, with suspects charged in 13 of the 17 investigations. By May 2021, 12 young people had been killed compared to 14 in the whole of last year.

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Daily Express

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Metro News

London on course to record worst year for teenage killings since 2008

17 teenagers have been killed in London so far this year, including Denardo Samuels-Brooks (left) and Jalan Woods-Bell (right) (Picture: PA/Metropolitan Police)London is on course to record the worst year for teenage killings in more than a decade, the Metropolitan Police has warned.The capital’s overall murder rate is down, but the force warned that if youth violence continues at the current rate, it could lead to the highest number of homicide…

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