Sixteen year old arrested on suspicion of murder - News Crime and criminal justice news from across England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland This website is no longer maintained Latest Jailed Charged Appeals North North West North East Midlands West Midlands East Midlands South London South West South East East Wales N Ireland Scotland Forces & Agencies All UK Police Forces CPS IPCC HMIP HMCIC PCC Police Operations Police Bravery Awards Police Tweets All UK Forces Ground Forces Air Service Police Blogs Home » News Sixteen year old arrested on suspicion of murder September 20, 2012, 10:52 am Officers investigating the death of Luton teenager Delaney Brown have arrested a 16-year-old youth on suspicion of murder. The teenager came into custody yesterday afternoon (Wednesday) and was released later the same day on conditional police bail. He is the second suspect to have been spoken to and bailed pending further enquiries. Officers from the Major Crime Unit continue to trace witnesses and seek information to the murder of 19-year-old Delaney who was killed in Vincent Road when he was struck by a silver BMW 1 series on Wednesday September 5, 2012. Attempts to trace a young woman with two children who was pushing a buggy along Vincent Road at the time of the incident also continue. Further enquiries have established that on hearing the collision she ran to help, possibly speaking on the phone to paramedics, as opposed to walking in the opposite direction which had been previously suggested. Anyone who knows her, or the woman herself, is urged to contact the police. DCI Steve Collin from the Major Crime Unit said: “We are making real progress with this case but I still need people to come forward and put what they know down on paper. People clearly have information about who was driving the silver BMW that was used to kill Delaney, they now need to do the right thing and speak to the police.” Anyone with information should call the Incident Room on 01707 355666, or Crimestoppers, anonymously, on 0800 555 111 – this is a completely confidential service, run by a charity and you dont have to give your name. View full article on Crime And Justice Contact Crimestoppers anonymously with information about crime Talk to a Crimestoppers call agent anonymously by calling 0800 555 111. Fill out a form online by clicking this link. Share / Comment Facebook Twitter Digg Delicious Reddit Stumble Technorati Bebo Previous article Next article About Contact All UK Police Forces Cookie Policy Help Copyright © 2022 Crime And Justice. Sitemap RSS