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Boy charged with murder over Seaford railway station stabbing Murder accused boy appears in court after stabbing at Seaford station
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Joshua Ingram was stabbed to death at Seaford railway stationJoshua Ingram was stabbed to death at Seaford railway station
A boy, 16, has been charged with murder after another 16-year-old, described by his family as a "cheeky chappy", was stabbed to death at a railway station. A teenager accused of murdering a 16-year-old boy by stabbing him outside a train station has appeared in court.
Joshua Ingram, from Newhaven, East Sussex, was found with stab wounds at Seaford railway station at about 17:00 BST on Wednesday. He died at the scene. Joshua Ingram, 16, who lived in Newhaven, East Sussex, died after being stabbed in the back and side outside Seaford station at about 17:00 BST on Wednesday.
In a tribute, his family said he was "loved by many" and had been taken "far too soon". The boy charged with his murder, aged 16, who cannot be named due to his age, spoke to confirm his age and address at Brighton Magistrates' Court on Friday.
Police said on Thursday that they had charged a suspect, who cannot be named due to his age, with murder and possession of a bladed article. He will appear at Brighton Magistrates' Court on Friday. He has also been charged with possession of a bladed article and was remanded into youth detention ahead of a hearing at Lewes Crown Court.
British Transport Police, Sussex Police and paramedics were called to the scene, but the boy's injuries were "catastrophic" and he died at the scene, Joe Lewis, prosecuting, said in court.
In a tribute, his family said he was a "cheeky chappy" and "loved by many" and had been taken "far too soon".
The two teenagers are thought to have been known to each other.The two teenagers are thought to have been known to each other.
Flowers were left outside Seaford station in tribute to Josh Ingram Flowers were left outside Seaford station in tribute to Joshua Ingram
"On 10 September, Joshua Ingram and a friend were walking to Seaford train station; it was at that point that Joshua was ambushed," Mr Lewis said.
There is CCTV footage of the incident, which shows Joshua being stabbed first in the back, and then in the side, the court heard.
While Joshua was not pronounced dead until almost an hour later, Mr Lewis said: "Those injuries were so catastrophic that he was dead within about 10 minutes."
On Thursday, Supt Dominique Ioannou said: "I want to begin by expressing our deepest sympathies to the family and loved ones of the teenage boy who tragically lost his life here at Seaford station.On Thursday, Supt Dominique Ioannou said: "I want to begin by expressing our deepest sympathies to the family and loved ones of the teenage boy who tragically lost his life here at Seaford station.
"His family are being supported by specially-trained officers and we would ask their privacy is respected as they come to terms with this terrible news."His family are being supported by specially-trained officers and we would ask their privacy is respected as they come to terms with this terrible news.
"We understand that this news will also be incredibly distressing for the local community.""We understand that this news will also be incredibly distressing for the local community."
Anyone who witnessed the incident or has any information about it is asked to come forward.Anyone who witnessed the incident or has any information about it is asked to come forward.
The railway line between Seaford and Newhaven Harbour was suspended while officers worked at the scene. It reopened at 16:14 on Thursday.The railway line between Seaford and Newhaven Harbour was suspended while officers worked at the scene. It reopened at 16:14 on Thursday.
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