Brent Tchipenda: Last News

The killers who murdered a 16-year-old boy as a brutal gang war spilled out onto the streets can be named for the first time.

hereA man was charged with murder earlier this month.Chief Inspector Alan Clitherow, of GMP's Major Incident Team, said: "As always, our thoughts remain with the loved ones of the teenager who sadly lost his life earlier this month."Our investigation is very much ongoing and our message to the community still stands - do the right thing and come forward."Brent Tchipenda, 18, of Wistaria Road, appeared before a judge last week, charged with John's murder.He is also accused of violent disorder.No pleas were entered during a short preliminary hearing at Manchester Crown Court.Judge Alan Conrad QC remanded Mr Tchipenda in custody.A trial has been set for July.Anyone with information is asked to call police on 101, quoting incident number 2639

police said they would deploy extra police officers to the planned vigil.In a statement posted on Twitter, police said: "We are making further enquiries to establish how many may be in attendance and also whether the event will go ahead."We will have extra officers in the area who will be working closely with youth outreach workers and other partners to engage with those attending."Brent Tchipenda, 18, appeared before a judge yesterday (Thursday) accused of murder.He also faces a charge of violent disorder.No pleas were entered during a short preliminary hearing at Manchester Crown Court.Judge Alan Conrad QC remanded Mr Tchipenda in custody.A trial has been set for July.

hereMr Soyoye died on November 5.His family described him as 'remarkable man' who was 'full of energy, intelligence and love'. Greater Manchester Police said officers were called to Birchenall Street and established that Mr Soyoye had been stabbed.Despite the efforts of emergency services, he was pronounced dead at the scene.Brent Tchipenda, 18, appeared before a judge yesterday (Thursday) accused of murder.