A tragic incident occurred in Surrey, where a 15-year-old boy was fatally stabbed in a woodland near a park. The authorities responded to reports of the stabbing off Lido Road in Stoke Park, Guildford, around 6.10 pm on Monday. Despite the efforts of fire and ambulance crews, the boy was tragically pronounced dead at the scene.
Detective Chief Superintendent Debbie White of Surrey Police made a plea for witnesses to come forward urgently, emphasizing the importance of gathering evidence and identifying those responsible for the boy’s death. The circumstances surrounding the incident are still unclear, prompting a swift and thorough investigation with multiple lines of inquiry being pursued.
In light of this tragic event, it is crucial for the community to refrain from speculating on what may have transpired as the investigation progresses. A police cordon has been established in the area, and the public is urged to avoid the vicinity to facilitate the investigative process. A significant police presence will be maintained in the area for an extended period.
In response to the incident, Julia McShane, leader of Guildford Borough Council, expressed shock and sorrow, acknowledging the devastating loss of a young life. She extended her heartfelt sympathy to the family and friends of the victim during this difficult time.
The wooded area where the incident occurred, known as Peacock Wood and Wild Wood Adventure, has been cordoned off along with the end of the car park on Lido Road. Fortunately, the nearby A25 remains unaffected by the ongoing investigation.
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