Detectives are urgently seeking witnesses and information following a tragic murder that occurred in north London. The incident unfolded late on Sunday, September 24, when police were alerted to a stabbing on Olympic Way in Wembley.
Authorities were called just after 11pm, and officers promptly rushed to the scene. There, they discovered a man in his mid-20s with severe stab wounds. Immediate life-saving efforts, including CPR, were initiated by the officers on-site. Shortly thereafter, colleagues from the London Ambulance Service arrived to continue medical treatment. Despite their efforts, the victim’s condition deteriorated, and he was pronounced dead shortly after being transported by ambulance to a north London hospital.
While the victim’s next of kin have been informed, formal identification is pending, and a post-mortem examination is scheduled to be conducted in due course.
Detectives from Specialist Crime North have launched an extensive investigation into the incident. They are pursuing various lines of inquiry to identify those responsible. As of now, no arrests have been made in connection with the case.
Detective Chief Inspector Mark Rogers emphasised the urgency of the investigation, stating, “My team are working at pace to establish what has led to this tragic incident, and as we continue to carry out numerous inquiries to trace and speak to witnesses, as well as analysing CCTV footage, we are appealing to the public to help us. We understand the victim was chased and attacked by a group of suspects. Were you in the area at the time? Did you see anything suspicious? Any detail – no matter how small – could assist us with our investigation, so please do come forward and speak to the police. Information can also be passed on anonymously via Crimestoppers.”
Chief Superintendent Dan Knowles, who oversees policing in Brent, expressed his condolences and concern for the victim’s family and friends. He assured the community that law enforcement is diligently working to apprehend those responsible for this senseless act. Chief Superintendent Knowles also encouraged members of the public to cooperate with officers and share any pertinent information to aid the investigation.
The incident room can be reached at 0208 345 3715 or via the non-emergency number 101, quoting CAD7764/24Sep. Individuals wishing to remain anonymous can contact Crimestoppers at 0800 555 111. Law enforcement presence in the area will be heightened in the coming days to provide reassurance and facilitate communication with the public. Community members are encouraged to approach officers with any concerns or information relevant to the case.
