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Clapham: Teenage boy shot dead in street, say police Stockwell shooting: Teenage boy killed near Tube station
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A 16-year-old boy has died after being shot in south London, the Metropolitan Police have said. A police cordon remains in place
A murder investigation is underway after the boy was pronounced dead at the scene in Clapham on Tuesday afternoon. A 16-year-old boy has died after being shot in an "enormously shocking incident" in south London, the Metropolitan Police has said.
Police were called at about 14:30 to reports of a shooting in Paradise Road. The teenager was pronounced dead at the scene in Paradise Road near Stockwell Tube station, after police were called at about 15:20 GMT to reports of a shooting.
Officers are working to identify the teenager and contact his next of kin. Officers are working to identify the victim and contact his family. No arrests have been made.
Supt Gabriel Cameron, who is leading the local policing response, said: "This is an enormously shocking incident which I imagine will cause huge distress to the local community. Supt Gabriel Cameron said: "Our thoughts are with the young boy's family at this devastating time."
"Our thoughts are with the young boy's family at this devastating time. He added: "This is an enormously shocking incident which I imagine will cause huge distress to the local community."
"Local officers are on the scene gathering CCTV and speaking to witnesses to piece together what has happened. They will be supported by specialist homicide investigators shortly." "Local officers are on the scene gathering CCTV and speaking to witnesses to piece together what has happened.
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