Police are now searching for another teenager suspected to be involved in the stabbing attack. 9News
Officers said a 16-year-old boy presented to Fairfield Police Station with several stab wounds around 11pm on Friday.A crime scene was established in the carpark, which is being examined by specialist police.
Police arrested four young men at a KFC carpark on The Horsley Drive in Fairfield a short time later.A crime scene was established in the carpark, which is being examined by specialist police.One of the 17-year-old boys was charged with multiple offences, including: wound person with intent to cause grievous bodily harm, affray and breach of bail.The three other teenagers were released pending further inquiries.
Detectives are trying to determine what triggered the altercation, which at this stage appears to be unrelated to gang violence. "We do not believe that these people are previously known to each other nor do we believe there are any connections to any local gangs or otherwise," Superintendent Michael McLean said.Continue reading
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