A "charming" aspiring lawyer was stabbed to death in Kilburn on Saturday after he went to buy an orange smoothie and a bagel for his mother, it has emerged. Police believe Sven Badzak, 22, was stabbed along with a 16-year-old friend as they fled a group of men who confronted him outside a shop. He was picking up a salmon and cream cheese bagel - a favourite for his mother - in Willesden Lane when the violence broke out at about 5.40pm on.
Police have named a 22-year-old man chased and stabbed to death in a "barbaric" attack. Sven Badzak was confronted by a group as he walked with a teenage friend in Kilburn, northwest London, on Saturday evening, Scotland Yard said. The pair tried to run away but Badzak was attacked after falling to the ground in Willesden Lane at around 5.40pm. He died after being taken to hospital. His friend, a boy age 16, was also stabbed before fleeing into.
Mother of latest stabbing victim pleads with Boris Johnson to help catch killers
Sven Badzak, who was an aspiring lawyer, was killed as he popped to the local supermarket to buy orange juice for his mother
Sven Badzak, 22, was stabbed to death in Kilburn
Sven Badzak, who was an aspiring lawyer, was killed as he popped to the local supermarket to buy orange juice for his mother.
Jasna Badzak, 49, a former Conservative activist, posted a picture on Twitter of her only son with Boris Johnson and pleaded with the Prime Minister to help bring his killers to justice.
Mr Badzak, who was a pupil at Wetherby and Portland Place schools, before studying sociology at Roehampton University, was attacked along with a friend in Kilburn, north west London on Saturday afternoon.