"We can’t police our way out of this": Cop cop appeals for parents to have 'difficult conversations' as another teenager stabbed to death on our streets
manchestereveningnews.co.ukKennie Carter should have turned 19 this month. Just 16 when he was murdered, he should have been planning a holiday abroad with his mates, looking for a job or going to college.
Instead, all his family have are their memories of him. Kennie’s story is yet another tragic tale, the human cost of knife crime.
Police bosses insist that knife crime is decreasing across Greater Manchester, helped by the launch of a new dedicated operation in the wake of Kennie’s death.
But as young men continue to die on our streets, the search for answers as to how this can be stopped will continue. READ MORE: Police officer filmed in Manchester Airport incident under criminal investigation for assault As four young teenagers were locked up in connection with Kennie’s death, the M.E.N.
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