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Rushden stabbing: Boy, 13, released over woman's death Rushden stabbing: Levi Davis 'killed after car crash'
(about 7 hours later)
A 13-year-old boy arrested on suspicion of murder after a woman was stabbed in the street has been released with no further action to be taken against him. A woman was stabbed to death in a fight following a car crash, police said.
The victim, 25, was attacked at 20:30 GMT on Saturday in Wellingborough Road, Northamptonshire and died at the scene. Mother-of-two Levi Davis, 25, died in Wellingborough Road, Rushden, on Saturday evening.
A man, 27, was also arrested on suspicion of murder. She was in a black VW Polo which crashed with a white Vauxhall van just before an argument broke out, Northamptonshire Police said.
Police said he had suffered serious injuries and another 27-year-old man was arrested on suspicion of his attempted murder. A man, 27, was arrested on suspicion of murder. He had serious injuries and a 27-year-old man was arrested on suspicion of his attempted murder.
Det Insp Pete Long, said: "This was an extremely tragic incident in which a young woman has lost her life and I want to reassure people that we are doing all we can to bring those responsible to justice." A 13-year-old boy, also arrested on suspicion of murder, was released on Sunday night with no further action to be taken.
Supt Dennis Murray said: "The vehicles were involved in some sort of altercation before the crash.
"There was a fight and, as a result, the person died. My heart goes out to the lady's family."
He dismissed the idea that Ms Davis had been the victim of a mugging, and said police believed those involved knew each other.
Two other cars with smashed windows - a Fiat and a white Nissan Note, which are thought to have been in a crash further up the road - were also taken away by police.
Floral tributes to Ms Davis, who lived on Wellingborough Road, have been left near the scene.
One friend said: "She had two young children. I used to walk to school with her. It is so sad."
'Tried to help'
People living nearby recalled rushing to Ms Davis's aid.
One woman said: "People tried to help, but she died very quickly."
Pattamaea Kuttppa, a 77-year-old retired aircraft engineer, said: "I heard a big thud. At first I thought it was a car accident.
"Police were coming from all sides. They searched my garden looking for clues."