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Ibrahima Seck, 14, named as stab victim after dad visits scene Ibrahima Seck, 14, named as stab victim after dad visits scene
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Tributes have been paid on social media to 14-year-old Ibrahima SeckTributes have been paid on social media to 14-year-old Ibrahima Seck
The father of a 14-year-old boy who was stabbed to death in north Manchester has left flowers on the street where he was attacked.The father of a 14-year-old boy who was stabbed to death in north Manchester has left flowers on the street where he was attacked.
The teenager, who has been named by family and friends as Ibrahima Seck, died in hospital after he was stabbed outside the Fairway Inn pub in New Moston at about 17:00 BST on Monday. The teenager, who has been named by family and friends as Ibrahima Seck, died in hospital after he was stabbed outside the Fairway Inn pub in New Moston at about 17:00 BST on Sunday.
His crying father left flowers where the attack happened, next to a picture of his son and tributes from the local community.His crying father left flowers where the attack happened, next to a picture of his son and tributes from the local community.
Two teenagers, aged 14 and 16, have been arrested on suspicion of murder, Greater Manchester Police (GMP) said.Two teenagers, aged 14 and 16, have been arrested on suspicion of murder, Greater Manchester Police (GMP) said.
Police said a girl, 14, and woman, 37, had also been arrested on suspicion of assisting an offender.Police said a girl, 14, and woman, 37, had also been arrested on suspicion of assisting an offender.
The boy reportedly ran to a home nearby on Nevin Road after he was hurt and told the resident "I don't want to die". According to a resident quoted by the Manchester Evening News, the boy reportedly ran to a home nearby on Nevin Road after he was hurt and told the resident "I don't want to die".
One of the messages left at the scene read 'things need to change, knives down gloves up'.One of the messages left at the scene read 'things need to change, knives down gloves up'.
Another said: "Are thoughts and prayers are with the family at this horrific time. they are good people in this city, we pray for your son." Another said: "Our thoughts and prayers are with the family at this horrific time. There are good people in this city, we pray for your son."
Residents of the area told the BBC the stabbing was "very worrying", and they were scared to let their young children out of the house.
Det Ch Insp John Charlton of GMP said police were supporting the boy's family and were "determined to give them the answers they deserve".Det Ch Insp John Charlton of GMP said police were supporting the boy's family and were "determined to give them the answers they deserve".
The teenager is reported to have run to a nearby home and said 'I don't want to die'.The teenager is reported to have run to a nearby home and said 'I don't want to die'.
Residents in the area told the BBC the stabbing was "very worrying", and they were scared to let their young children out of the house.
Fran Hicklin, 80, lives near the Fairway Inn, which remains cordoned off by police tape.
She said she returned home after 18:00 on Sunday to see crowds of people in the street.
"When I got out of my car there were crowds along my fence at the front," she said.
Ms Hicklin said she asked a man what was going on because "there were police all over at the pub".
She said the man had told her that a young boy had been stabbed.
Ms Hicklin said she was worried about knife crime, not least because she has grandsons.
"I'm very wary about them growing up in this world."
Fran Hicklin said there were crowds in the street when she got home
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