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Boy stabbed to death getting off bus in Moseley Boy dies after being found stabbed at Moseley bus stop
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A 16-year-old boy has died after being stabbed as he got off a bus in Birmingham. A 16-year-old boy has died after being found stabbed shortly after getting off a bus in Birmingham.
Police said it was unclear if the boy had been stabbed on the number two bus in Moseley or in the street after he got off at about 08:30 BST. The boy was found collapsed in the street after leaving the number two bus in Moseley at about 08:30 BST.
The area around the junction of Hayfield Road and Yardley Wood Road remains cordoned off.The area around the junction of Hayfield Road and Yardley Wood Road remains cordoned off.
Officers said they were treating his death as murder and they did not believe it was a random attack. Officers said they were treating the death of the boy, who has not yet been identified, as murder and they did not believe it had been a random attack.
Police said initial inquiries suggested the stabbing happened in a dispute between two teenagers.Police said initial inquiries suggested the stabbing happened in a dispute between two teenagers.
Number two busNumber two bus
The boy was taken to hospital in a critical condition but died from his injuries.The boy was taken to hospital in a critical condition but died from his injuries.
The boy's next-of-kin have been informed and post-mortem tests would be carried out, West Midlands Police said.The boy's next-of-kin have been informed and post-mortem tests would be carried out, West Midlands Police said.
Det Ch Insp Simon Wallis said specially-trained family liaison officers were supporting the boy's family.Det Ch Insp Simon Wallis said specially-trained family liaison officers were supporting the boy's family.
He added: "We're working hard to understand the precise circumstances surrounding the attack.He added: "We're working hard to understand the precise circumstances surrounding the attack.
"At this time it is unclear if the attack happened on the bus or in the street. Because of this I need anyone who was on the number two bus this morning around Yardley Wood Road to contact me immediately.""At this time it is unclear if the attack happened on the bus or in the street. Because of this I need anyone who was on the number two bus this morning around Yardley Wood Road to contact me immediately."
Detectives said they were speaking to witnesses and examining CCTV of the area.Detectives said they were speaking to witnesses and examining CCTV of the area.