Man charged with homicide after teenager fatally stabbed
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teenager who was stabbed to loss of life has been named by police, after a person was charged with homicide.
South Yorkshire Police have been known as to experiences {that a} 17-year-old youth had been discovered critically injured on Crookes Road in Sheffield on Thursday shortly after 7pm.
The teenager, Mohammed Iqbal, was taken to hospital the place he was pronounced useless.
A autopsy examination on Friday confirmed he had died from a single stab wound.
Police stated Peshawa Ghaffour, 29, of Birkendale Road, Walkley, Sheffield, will seem earlier than Sheffield Magistrates’ Court on Monday charged with homicide.
He has additionally been charged with possession of a firearm on arrest for a schedule 1 (or severe) offence, possession of a bladed article, possession of an offensive weapon when in a non-public place, and assault by beating.
Police additionally arrested a 33-year-old man from Sheffield on suspicion of helping an offender. He has since been bailed.
A person aged 18 was additionally arrested as a part of the investigation and has been bailed.
Detective Chief Inspector Joanne Kemp, main the investigation, stated: “We have so far spoken to a number of witnesses to this tragic event, and we thank them for their assistance with our inquiries.
“But through investigating this killing and trawling through a lot of CCTV footage from that evening, it has come to our attention a number of restaurants, takeaway establishments and public houses along Crookes Road were busy at that time.
“We would like to speak to anyone who was present in one of these, in particular The Ball public house.
“Also, at least two buses were travelling past at that time.
“We want to widen our net and speak to even more witnesses, as well as still looking to speak to those who may have been driving past and captured the incident on their vehicle’s dash cam.
“If you were in one of the buildings overlooking the scene or travelling past on a bus at the time, please get in contact and speak to us.
“It might not seem that significant, but the smallest pieces of evidence often enable us to complete a puzzle and bring offenders before a court.”