Detectives investigating the murder of Harry Pitman on Primrose Hill have made two more arrests.
Harry, 16, from Tottenham was stabbed to death shortly before 11.40pm on New Year's Eve when violence broke out near the viewing platform where he and a group of friends had gone to watch the fireworks.
Two teenage boys attended a west London police station yesterday (January 4).
The 16-year-old and 17-year-old were arrested on suspicion of murder and remain in custody.
Detective Chief Inspector Geoff Grogan, who is leahttps://www.hamhigh.co.uk/news/24025471.2-teens-arrested-primrose-hill-nye-harry-pitman-murder/ding the investigation, said: “This is a fast-paced investigation, and my team is working around the clock to identify those responsible.
“This is clearly a significant development, and we are keeping Harry’s family informed.”
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A boy, aged 16, another aged 15 and an 18-year-old man arrested in connection with the murder have been released on bail pending further enquiries.
DCI Grogan added: “Our enquiries so far have established that there was no racial or gang element to this incident, it appears to have been a spontaneous fight between two people who didn’t know each other, that quickly escalated to extreme violence.
“Despite having made arrests, I am still very keen to hear from anyone who has footage or information that could assist our investigation, particularly if you can name any of the people in the images.
“I would also like to thank everyone who has come forward so far, the response from the public has been exceptional. Please continue to come forward if you can help.”
Anyone with information should call the investigation team direct on 020 8785 8099.
The public can also share information online here.
Or to remain anonymous contact Crimestoppers at https://crimestoppers-uk.org/ or on 0800 555 111.
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