Met Police chief meets teenagers
London's top police officer, Commissioner Bernard Hogan-Howe, gave a lesson on the dangers of knife crime to teenagers at Edmonton County School - including the friends of a pupil who was killed last year.
Commissioner Visits School
Police Commissioner Bernard Hogan-Howe visits a school in Edmonton that was blighted by knife crime.
Commissioner delivers anti-crime lesson to school children
Police Commissioner Bernard Hogan-Howe visited a school in Edmonton today to highlight the dangers of knife crime.
The school was hit by tragedy a year ago when a 15-year-old pupil at Edmonton County School was stabbed to death in the street.
Negus McClean bled to death from wounds to his chest and thigh as his 13-year-old brother Elijiah wept at his side.
Negus was trying to stop a gang from stealing his brother's mobile phone when the attack happened.
The pair were chased by up to nine masked youths on bicycles in April last year after they went out for a takeaway.
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Commissioner visits knife crime school
Police Commissioner Bernard Hogan-Howe will visit a school in Edmonton today that was blighted by knife crime.
Negus McClean was stabbed to death by a gang a year ago, following a fight over a BlackBerry mobile phone.