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Operation Roydon Appeal for Information

Detectives Investigating the stabbing of a teenage boy in Luton have issued a fresh appeal for information a week after the tragedy


Details of Incident

The Bedfordshire Cambridgeshire and Hertfordshire Major Crime Unit are asking to speak to anyone who was in and around the Nunnery Lane area a week ago to come forward and talk to police.

 

Two teenage boys have been charged with murder, attempted murder and violent disorder in connection to the incident in which 16-year-old Ashraf Habimana died and another teenage boy was seriously injured.

 

Detectives remain in the area carrying out enquiries and are asking for anyone who can help their enquiries to get in touch.

 

Police would particularly like to hear from anyone who was in or near the car park at the Old Moat pub car park between 7pm and 7.10pm, or who was in or driving in Nunnery Lane, Britannia Avenue, Moat Lane, Fallowfield, Lucerne Way, Austin Road, Meadow Road, Reeves Avenue, Bancroft Road, Black Swan Lane and Riddy Lane between 6.30pm and 7.30pm.

 

Detective Inspector Graham Newton, from the Major Crime Unit, said: “This tragedy has had a huge impact on all our communities in Luton and I am hoping it provides people with some reassurance that we are making progress and taking positive action in this case.

 

“We are aware that there are videos of this incident circulating in the community on platforms like Snapchat. We would urge people to report these to us via the online portal we have set up today, which can be done at the click of a button.

 

“We would also be especially interested in any CCTV or dash cam footage people may have of the area when this terrible incident took place.

 

“We are determined to get justice for Ashraf and his family and would really appreciate the support of the community in doing so.

Contact Information

If you would prefer to speak to Police please contact Bedfordshire Police on 101 quoting Operation Roydon or alternatively you can contact Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555111 or crimestoppers-uk.org