Brent mother joins campaign tackling knife crime : vimarsana

Brent mother joins campaign tackling knife crime


Nicola Blackburn
Published:
5:30 PM April 8, 2021
  
Mothers whose sons were the victims of fatal knife crime Lorraine Jones (left) and Lillian Serunkuma (right) hold photographs of their sons as they attend the launch of a new knife crime campaign, Hard Calls Save Lives, which is supported by the Metropolitan Police Service and Crimestoppers, New Scotland Yard, London. Picture taken on April 8, 2021.
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Mother Lilian Serunkuma, whose son was stabbed in Willesden in 2017, is urging the public to report information about knife crime.
Quamari Serunkuma-Barnes, 15, was stabbed three times as he was leaving Capital City Academy at the end of the school day. 

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