Glasgow Teenager Dies After Stabbing Incident Police Launch Probe

A 15-year-old Glasgow schoolboy was fatally stabbed on Clarendon Street. Police are investigating the murder.

Glasgow Teenager Dies After Stabbing Incident Police Launch Probe
Glasgow Teenager Dies After Stabbing Incident Police Launch Probe

Amen Teklay, who was 15, died on Wednesday. Police found him seriously hurt around 10:30 PM on Clarendon Street in Maryhill, Glasgow, Scotland.

Police confirmed Amen was murdered by stabbing. Detectives are investigating if the murder was gang-related, and a post-mortem examination confirmed the cause of death. Moreover, police are checking to see if race played a role in the incident.

Detective Superintendent Kelly shared her condolences and offered support to Amen’s family and friends. She also stated that the police are actively investigating this case to bring those culpable to justice.

Police blocked off the street to investigate, with officers in white suits searching for evidence. They are asking witnesses to come forward, particularly those with dash-cam or CCTV footage related to the incident.

Amen’s school, St Thomas Aquinas Secondary, remembers him fondly expressing deep sadness at his loss. Remembered as a “bright and friendly” pupil with an interest in music and media, the school is providing support to those affected by the tragedy.

Police have created a website (mipp.police.uk) for anonymous tips regarding the case, referencing operation number SCOT25S08-PO1. People can also call Police Scotland at 3652, remembering the date of March 5th, or contact Crimestoppers anonymously at 0800 555 111.

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