Woman Arrested As Murder Probe Continues Into Death Of 18 Year Old

Merseyside police were called to London Road in downtown Liverpool after a young man was found seriously injured in an internet cafe. Police and paramedics were called around 5:50 p.m. on April 16 following reports that a teenager had been attacked. He was taken to Royal Liverpool Hospital where he was pronounced dead. Police have since launched an investigation into the murder, as investigations into the victim’s death continue. READ MORE:“Irregular” guide in the investigation of the murder in the city center of Liverpool Tonight, police confirmed that they had arrested a 34-year-old woman from Fazakerley on suspicion of helping an perpetrator. He is currently in custody where he is being interrogated by detectives. Chief Inspector Terry Davies said: “Although we have made an arrest, our investigation is ongoing. The incident took place in a busy area of ​​Liverpool city center on Saturday night. Riding police on London street. (Image: Liverpool Echo) “We know there were a lot of people standing at bus stops on London Road, passing TJ Hughes or driving along London Street, who may have witnessed this incident or a vehicle that was driving erratically at the time. “I’m willing to appeal to these people to come forward so we can talk to them. Likewise, anyone who may have cellphone footage or dash cam video, please come forward.” Anyone with information about this incident can contact @MerPolCC, 101 or @CrimestoppersUK, anonymously at 0800 555 111 with reference 22000261976. Anyone with any material can upload it for the police to see through the following link at NICE website On Monday afternoon, several bouquets of flowers were left just outside the police cordon that remains in place outside the internet cafe. Following the news of the man’s death, people across the city are sharing their messages of support for his grieving family. One person, who did not want to be named, told ECHO: “It’s so sad, and in broad daylight. Eighteen is such a young age, they had their whole life ahead of them. Our thoughts on family right now.” Police at the blocked Internet Cafe at Monument Place. (Image: Liverpool Echo) Another passer-by said: “My heart breaks for them, another life is gone very soon”. A third said: “It is absolutely destructive.” Murder detectives want to talk to people they saw standing at a bus stop on London Road and passing TJ Hughes at the time of the incident, who may have witnessed what happened. They also appeal to a driver of a vehicle that was seen driving erratically at the time. A large police cordon was set up on Saturday afternoon with about 12 police cars and trucks at the scene, as well as medical examiners and paramedics. A smaller police cordon remains in place as the investigation continues. Read more related articles Read more related articles

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Merseyside police were called to London Road in downtown Liverpool after a young man was found seriously injured in an internet cafe. Police and paramedics were called around 5:50 p.m. on April 16 following reports that a teenager had been attacked. He was taken to Royal Liverpool Hospital where he was pronounced dead. Police have since launched an investigation into the murder, as investigations into the victim’s death continue. READ MORE:“Irregular” guide in the investigation of the murder in the city center of Liverpool Tonight, police confirmed that they had arrested a 34-year-old woman from Fazakerley on suspicion of helping an perpetrator. He is currently in custody where he is being interrogated by detectives. Chief Inspector Terry Davies said: “Although we have made an arrest, our investigation is ongoing. The incident took place in a busy area of ​​Liverpool city center on Saturday night. Riding police on London street. (Image: Liverpool Echo) “We know there were a lot of people standing at bus stops on London Road, passing TJ Hughes or driving along London Street, who may have witnessed this incident or a vehicle that was driving erratically at the time. “I’m willing to appeal to these people to come forward so we can talk to them. Likewise, anyone who may have cellphone footage or dash cam video, please come forward.” Anyone with information about this incident can contact @MerPolCC, 101 or @CrimestoppersUK, anonymously at 0800 555 111 with reference 22000261976. Anyone with any material can upload it for the police to see through the following link at NICE website On Monday afternoon, several bouquets of flowers were left just outside the police cordon that remains in place outside the internet cafe. Following the news of the man’s death, people across the city are sharing their messages of support for his grieving family. One person, who did not want to be named, told ECHO: “It’s so sad, and in broad daylight. Eighteen is such a young age, they had their whole life ahead of them. Our thoughts on family right now.” Police at the blocked Internet Cafe at Monument Place. (Image: Liverpool Echo) Another passer-by said: “My heart breaks for them, another life is gone very soon”. A third said: “It is absolutely destructive.” Murder detectives want to talk to people they saw standing at a bus stop on London Road and passing TJ Hughes at the time of the incident, who may have witnessed what happened. They also appeal to a driver of a vehicle that was seen driving erratically at the time. A large police cordon was set up on Saturday afternoon with about 12 police cars and trucks at the scene, as well as medical examiners and paramedics. A smaller police cordon remains in place as the investigation continues. Read more related articles Read more related articles