SCHOOLBOY SLAYING
Teen charged with murder of 15-year-old boy who was ‘stabbed with zombie knife & left to die in street after ambush’
Schoolboy begged ‘I’m 15, don’t let me die’ following horror
A TEEN has been charged with the murder of a 15-year-old boy who was left to die in the street after he was "stabbed with a zombie knife".
Daejaun Campbell was ambushed in Woolwich, South East London on Sunday.
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He was found in the street by horrified locals crying: "Please. I’m 15. Don’t let me die".
Jacob Losiewicz, 18, from nearby Abbey Wood, has been charged with murder.
He appeared at Bromley Magistrates’ Court today where he spoke only to confirm his name, date of birth and address.
The teen, who waved at his family as he entered the court, was remanded into custody to next appear at the Old Bailey on Monday.
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Cops also arrested a second man aged in his 50s , who has now been released without charge.
The horror unfolded on Sunday night ahead of a ban on zombie knives coming into force.
Police had been called to the area following a report of a disturbance in the area.
They found Daejaun with a stab injury to the thigh and he died a short time later despite the best efforts of emergency services.
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The tragic youngster's family are now being supported by specialist cops.
A note from his heartbroken mum at the scene read: "Love you always and forever. Sleep tight my baby boy.”
While friends of the youngster said he had a “big heart” as they paid their respects near the scene.
Detective Chief Superintendent Trevor Lawry said: "The investigation into Daejaun's murder continues.
"Detectives are working around the clock. Local officers will remain in the area whilst we continue with our investigation.
"Please do not hesitate to ask any questions, they are there to support you and the community.
"I want to appeal again for anyone who knows anything about the death of young Daejaun to come forward."
The officer asked anyone who saw anything suspicious around the Eglinton Road area to get in touch.
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Anyone with information can call police on 020 8721 4005 quoting Operation Baghaze.
You can also remain anonymous by contacting Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.
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