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Teenager stabbed to death in Kensington, London Teenager stabbed to death in Kensington, London
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Met police investigating whether death of man, 19, was linked to house party
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Sun 18 Feb 2018 15.05 GMT
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A teenager has been stabbed to death in west London.A teenager has been stabbed to death in west London.
The 19-year-old was discovered on Logan Place in Kensington at around 3.30am on Sunday. He was pronounced dead at the scene, becoming the fifth teenager to die in a knife attack in London this year.The 19-year-old was discovered on Logan Place in Kensington at around 3.30am on Sunday. He was pronounced dead at the scene, becoming the fifth teenager to die in a knife attack in London this year.
Met police detectives are trying to work out whether the death was linked to a house party on nearby Earls Court Road.Met police detectives are trying to work out whether the death was linked to a house party on nearby Earls Court Road.
A 19-year-old man was arrested near the scene in connection with the incident. He has been taken to a west London police station where he remains in custody.A 19-year-old man was arrested near the scene in connection with the incident. He has been taken to a west London police station where he remains in custody.
DCI Mark Cranwell said: “While we are in the very early stages of our investigation, we know there was a party at a nearby address on Earls Court Road around the time of this incident.DCI Mark Cranwell said: “While we are in the very early stages of our investigation, we know there was a party at a nearby address on Earls Court Road around the time of this incident.
“We are still working to establish any link, but it does mean the area would have been busy with vehicles and pedestrians at the time.“We are still working to establish any link, but it does mean the area would have been busy with vehicles and pedestrians at the time.
“I want to hear from anyone who was in the area; did you witness an altercation? Every fragment of information is beneficial to our investigation and I would urge anyone who may know something to contact police immediately.”“I want to hear from anyone who was in the area; did you witness an altercation? Every fragment of information is beneficial to our investigation and I would urge anyone who may know something to contact police immediately.”
Police stood guard at two potential crime scenes in the area, and forensics officers appeared to retrieve material from behind a cordon on Logan Place. A solitary uniformed officer stood at police tape across the threshold of a terrace property opposite.Police stood guard at two potential crime scenes in the area, and forensics officers appeared to retrieve material from behind a cordon on Logan Place. A solitary uniformed officer stood at police tape across the threshold of a terrace property opposite.
A woman in the neighbouring property said she only knew of one person living next door, a young man in one of the middle flats.A woman in the neighbouring property said she only knew of one person living next door, a young man in one of the middle flats.
Another female neighbour, two doors down, said: “My father saw police shining torches around the back of the house last night. He said it was as though they were looking for something in particular.Another female neighbour, two doors down, said: “My father saw police shining torches around the back of the house last night. He said it was as though they were looking for something in particular.
“It was the middle of the night when it happened.”“It was the middle of the night when it happened.”
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