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Quote:'Boy, 15 ‘stabbed to death over Snapchat row’ in night of bloodshed just before second teen, 16, fatallyArchived Sun Article:
knifed in London
'A teen boy was stabbed to death after an alleged row over Snapchat just hours before a second schoolboy was killed
in a night of bloodshed. The first knife attack unfolded outside Woolwich Arsenal station in South East London at around
5.30pm.
A 15-year-old boy suffering from stab wounds was declared dead at the scene shortly after.
A second 15-year-old boy, who also had a knife wound, has been arrested on suspicion of murder.
One pal said the boy, named locally as Tamin, was killed following a row over Snapchat.
(Left-to-Right) A teenage boy was stabbed to death in Greenwich. Just hours later, a second teen was
killed in Lambeth.Keane Harling was stabbed to death in Lambeth. Camron Smith, 16, died after he was
stabbed 'answering the door to his killers'.
While another said: "RIP Tamin. This world is cruel. Too young, you had a life ahead off you. Didn’t even get to finish secondary
school.” And a mum of a friend of Tamim told MyLondon that the young lad "wanted to become a lawyer" when he grew up.
At 11.45pm, police were scrambled to Oval Place in Lambeth after a 16-year-old boy was stabbed outside his mum's home.
Sadly he couldn't be saved and was declared dead at the scene.
Police say there have been no arrests and they are appealing for information.
Devastated pals have described the boy, named as Keane Harling, as a "bubbly young boy" who was "doing well for himself".
One said: "He was the most humblest person anyone could meet. He was the sweetest person.
"He wouldn't hurt anybody. No matter who you were he would put you under his wing. He cared about everyone."
It comes just days after 16-year-old boy Camron Smith was stabbed to death by a killer who reportedly knocked on his front door
in Croydon on July 1. Two people aged 15 and 18 have now been charged with murder and robbery and will appear in court today.
The total number of teens killed in London so far this year now stands at 21 - with three dying in the last five days.
More teens have been killed in the capital in the first six months of this year than in the whole of 2020.
Referring to the Woolwich Arsenal murder, Superintendent Petra Lazar, of South East BCU, said: "It is shocking and extremely
saddening that a teenage boy has lost his life as the result of knife crime...'
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