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Teenager dies after disturbance Teenager dies after disturbance
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A 17-year-old youth has died following an incident in Edinburgh.A 17-year-old youth has died following an incident in Edinburgh.
Police are treating the death as suspicious and are appealing for witnesses. Police said the death of Kevin Smith, from the city's Craigroyston Grove, was being treating as suspicious.
A spokesman said officers received reports that a teenager had been hurt in a disturbance in the West Pilton Grove area at about 0100 BST.A spokesman said officers received reports that a teenager had been hurt in a disturbance in the West Pilton Grove area at about 0100 BST.
He later died at Edinburgh Royal Infirmary. An incident room has been set up and a post-mortem examination is expected to be carried out.He later died at Edinburgh Royal Infirmary. An incident room has been set up and a post-mortem examination is expected to be carried out.
The Lothian and Borders Police spokesman said: "We want to hear from anyone in the West Pilton area of the city, especially West Pilton Park/Grove, who may have seen or heard anything suspicious around 1am this morning.The Lothian and Borders Police spokesman said: "We want to hear from anyone in the West Pilton area of the city, especially West Pilton Park/Grove, who may have seen or heard anything suspicious around 1am this morning.
"We believe there was a disturbance involving the victim and other people, which has resulted in the teenager dying."We believe there was a disturbance involving the victim and other people, which has resulted in the teenager dying.
"Anyone with any information should contact police immediately.""Anyone with any information should contact police immediately."