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Two teens arrested on suspicion of murder after group seen 'carrying large knives'

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Two teens arrested on suspicion of murder after group seen 'carrying large knives' Bedfordshire Police said a 17-year-old boy was rushed to hospital following the incident in Kingsway Recreation Ground, Luton, shortly after 6.30pm on Friday Two teenagers have been arrested for murder after a 17-year-old boy died from multiple stab wounds after "disorder" at a park in Luton. The pair were arrested as the 17-year-old, who has not yet been identified, was rushed to hospital where he died a...

Two teens arrested on suspicion of murder after group seen 'carrying large knives' Bedfordshire Police said a 17-year-old boy was rushed to hospital following the incident in Kingsway Recreation Ground, Luton, shortly after 6.30pm on Friday Two teenagers have been arrested for murder after a 17-year-old boy died from multiple stab wounds after "disorder" at a park in Luton. The pair were arrested as the 17-year-old, who has not yet been identified, was rushed to hospital where he died a short time later. Police were called to Kingsway Recreation Ground shortly after 6.30pm amid reports that "a number of teenagers" were seen "carrying large knives". Bedfordshire Police said the two boys were initially arrested on Friday on suspicion of violent disorder but have since been further arrested on suspicion of murder. One of the suspects is currently in hospital with serious - but not life-threatening - injuries, the force said. Detective Chief Inspector Nick Gardener said: "Horrific violence in Luton has sadly cost a teenage boy his life today. "Our thoughts are first and foremost with the loved ones of the boy who lost his life in such tragic circumstances." He added on Saturday afternoon: "Our officers are in the area carrying out additional high-visibility patrols, and we are continuing to engage with local members of the public. "We would also like to remind the public to not share any distressing videos or images as this can be concerning for family involved, and also form a vital part of our police investigation." Anyone with information is urged to visit the Bedfordshire Police website or call 101 and quote reference Operation Crownbeacon.
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