A 12-year-old boy named Leo Ross was tragically killed in Hall Green, sparking heartfelt tributes and an ongoing police investigation into the incident.
Birmingham: A tragic incident unfolded recently when a 12-year-old boy was stabbed near his school. The boy, identified as Leo Ross, was attacked close to Scribers Lane in Hall Green.
This heartbreaking event happened on a Tuesday afternoon, right around school dismissal time. Leo was found injured around 3 PM, and sadly, he didn’t make it.
A 14-year-old boy was arrested later that day on suspicion of murder. It turns out he’s also being questioned about a separate assault on an elderly woman just days before.
Since the news broke, the community has come together to pay their respects. Flowers and heartfelt messages have been left at the scene, showing how much Leo was loved.
One note read, “We miss you Leo. Everybody does!” Another said, “Rest in peace Leo Ross. You were loved by so many.” It’s clear he touched many lives.
People are promising to seek justice for Leo. One message stated, “You will be missed, and we will get justice.” The outpouring of love is truly moving.
Chief Superintendent Richard North spoke about the distressing scene for officers involved. He urged everyone to avoid speculation about the circumstances surrounding the tragedy.
Meanwhile, Leo’s school has opened as usual, offering support to students and staff. They expressed their condolences to Leo’s family, emphasizing the sadness felt throughout the school community.
