
Three Teenagers Arrested After 14-Year-Old Eghosa Ogbebor Shot Dead in Woolwich
Key Takeaways
- Eghosa Ogbebor, 14, shot on Lord Warwick Street, Woolwich, died at the scene.
- Three suspects arrested on suspicion of murder, including two youths and an adult.
- Shooting occurred around 3:40pm on Thursday in Woolwich.
Fatal Shooting in Woolwich
Fourteen-year-old Eghosa Ogbebor was shot dead on Lord Warwick Street in Woolwich.
“- Published A 14-year-old boy shot dead in south-east London has been named as Eghosa Ogbebor”
Three teenagers have been arrested on suspicion of murder and remain in custody.

The shooting occurred just 500 metres from Woolwich Ferry.
Eyewitnesses described pub customers panicking as they heard gunshots.
Eghosa had already been identified on social media before police confirmed.
The victim's family is being supported by specially trained officers.
Community Shock and Police Response
The shooting sent shockwaves through the Woolwich community.
Sadiq Khan condemned the attack with no place for this violence.

An increased police presence has been deployed.
Detective Card acknowledged concern considering Eghosa’s young age.
The community is grappling with gun violence in broad daylight.
Investigation and Witness Appeals
The Metropolitan Police have launched a murder investigation.
“Boy, 14, shot dead in London named and pictured for first time Three people have been arrested on suspicion of murder A teenage boy shot dead in London has been named by police”
Detective Card appealed for anyone with information to come forward.
The scene lies near a ferry and train station, raising public safety concerns.
Two of the arrested are teenagers, underscoring youth violence challenges.
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