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  • CYCLIST SOUGHT BY DETECTIVES AS POSSIBLE WITNESS TO KENNIE CARTER FATAL STABBING IN JANUARY


    Carl Davison - Editor
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    Greater Manchester News



    Detectives leading a murder investigation following the fatal stabbing of Kennie Carter have released CCTV footage of a man riding a bike that they think could be a witness to the Stretford attack.

    On the evening of Saturday 22 January this year, 16-year-old Kennie was fatally stabbed on Thirlmere Avenue as he walked back towards his home.

    Our Major Incident Team have since embarked on a wide-ranging inquiry into his death, which has seen 14 teenagers arrested so far - with 10 remaining on bail - and the analysis of hundreds of hours of CCTV footage which has helped build an increasingly-developing picture of the evening's events.

    Video trawls have now uncovered footage of what appears to be a man riding a bike  on Thirlmere Avenue at 6.37pm and we believe he could’ve been an important witness to the incident itself or the surrounding moments.
    We are keen to stress he is not wanted in connection with the murder investigation but we want him to get in touch with us so we can understand what he may have seen on the night.

    Anyone who thinks they may be the man on the footage, or may know who is, is urged to make contact with us by contacting the major incident hotline on 0161 856 9908 quoting Operation Sandpiper.

    Any footage or images from the night should be submitted to our online portal here: https://mipp.police.uk/operation/06GMP22S43-PO1




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