
Teen Killed in London Machete Attack
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14-year-old Eghosa Ogbebor tragically shot in Woolwich, London, during a busy afternoon. Witnesses saw a teen fleeing and a person with a machete. Police sealed off the area, and flowers piled up at the scene. Three suspects arrested, but investigation ongoing. Community devastated, mayor Sadiq Khan expresses condolences, and police urge anyone with info to come forward.
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That's your update from Europe News today, powered by AI. I'm Cory with the story. A 14-year-old boy named Agasaya Obabor was shot and killed in Woolwich, southeast London, yesterday afternoon. It had been near a pub on a busy street during what folks described as a nice day out. Witnesses heard a loud bang, saw a teen sprinting away, and spotted someone with what looked like a machete sending everyone scrambling for cover. Police quickly sealed off the area around Lord Warwick Street, with officers combing a grassy patch for evidence. Flowers started piling up at the scene, as words spread about the young victim's death. The Met Police first called him a man, but soon corrected it to confirm his real age. The community is reeling, especially since Ego Sao was just a kid, and folks in Woolwich are on edge about the violence. His family's getting support from trained officers who are asking for privacy right now. That kind of heartbreak hits hard in tight-knit neighborhoods like this. Researchers have already nabbed three suspects, but the probe is still rolling, with extra
cops patrolling to calm nerves. They're calling on anyone with info to step up and talk, no matter how small it seems. London's mayor Sadiq Khan weighed in too. Sending thoughts to the family and stressing, there's zero room for this kind of street tragedy, while backing the Met's round-the-clock work to get answers.
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