17 year-old stabbed to death on Caledonian Road
Caledonian Road Station
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Three males have been arrested for the murder of a teenager on Caledonian Road.
The authorities last night received a call regarding a stabbing in the Islington area at around 19:00 GMT.
Officers have stated that the victim died at the scene.
Two male suspects aged 16 and 17 were arrested nearby and an 18 year old man was seized at a local address.
When asked about the murder, Islington councillor Paul Convery revealed that Caledonian Road has long been plagued by a long-running feuds between gangs, the ‘Caley Boyz’ and the ‘EC1’.
Fatal stabbing on Cally Rd. Road completely closed. Standstill awaiting forensics and murder investigators. Victim family arriving intensely distressed. This is truly awful. pic.twitter.com/hwujIZEq0k
— Paul Convery (@Paul_Convery) January 29, 2019
Arrest over video of man targeting schoolgirls wearing hijabs
A man has been arrested after a video emerged of him targeting schoolgirls wearing hijabs and espousing a racist tirade targeted at the children.
The incident in Tower Hamlets resulted in a man in his sixties being arrested for a racially aggravated public order offence.
Video footage reveals a reference to Josef Mengele, the notorious Auschwitz doctor and war criminal.
The man arrested remained in custody Tuesday evening as the Metropolitan Police continued their investigation.
Police hunt for carnival sex attacker
CCTV footage of Notting Hill Carnival Sex Attacker. Image: Metropolitan Police
Police are looking for the sex attacker who assaulted a woman while she was heading home from last summer’s Notting Hill Carnival.
Detectives have released a CCTV image of the suspect.
According to the authorities the man could possibly have an Asian accent.
The crime took place in a communal garden in the Pimlico area after the perpetrator had followed the victim on a bus directed towards Vauxhall.
Anyone who has useful information should immediately contact the officers by calling101 (reference CAD 3349/27 Aug 18), tweeting@MetCC or call Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111.
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