News Report Script

News Report

This is Nick Mullins reporting from Baths Island in Windsor, at the scene of what looks to be a brutal gang murder. Kaine Knowles, better known as ‘Dubz’ by his closer friends, was murdered at around 7 o’clock last night

Throughout the night forensics have been down at the scene of the murder, carrying out an ongoing investigation to find out who the perpetrator, or possibly perpetrator's are. The police have recently been cracking down on violence and crime within this area, as the crime rates have risen dramatically over the last few months, with 5 gang related attacks in a very short space of time. Early reports helping the police within the investigation have revealed that the murder last night was a post code related attack, with the likely suspects being from SL1 and SL4. It is known to the police that each gangs contains 4 to 5 member who of which are known criminals and have been convicted of a similar nature previously. 

When in the park eye witness reports have said that the two gangs collided when something was shouted across the park from one gang to the other. There were disturbing scene’s as they collided with vicious kicks and punches thrown. A quote from one of the witnesses stated ‘I haven’t seen violence like this since my school days, they were literally stamping on each-others heads with the intent to seriously harm each other.’ A statement was given by the police stating that they are seriously concerned about this incident, as it isn’t the first time we’ve seen such altercations like this.

The clearest sign of any breakthrough at this moment in time is some cctv footage that caught a clip of the two gangs meeting. As seen in the footage there two hooded males both pointing knifes at victims on the floor which consequently led to the death of Kaine. A knife as been recovered at the seen of the attack, police currently hold the knife, as forensics try to reveal the fingerprints and reveal a key suspect. 

 

Friends and family of the young male have been fully informed of the happenings and are in a great deal of stress. Kaine’s mother described him as a lively character who was always up for a challenge, he will be missed dearly by all and will never be forgotten. Our feelings go out to the family, just hoping that they will get through this period of time with as much ease as possible. 

Slough and Windsor police are reaching out for any possible help with this stabbing, if you recognise any of the people within that cctv clip please call 01753 882 542.

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