Two men have been charged with the murder of a young man killed in a double stabbing in south London as the victim is pictured for the first time.
Bradley Hutchins, 20, and a 19-year-old man were attacked in North Walk, New Addington just after 6pm on Tuesday, September 12.
Police officers attended along with the London Ambulance Service to reports of people fighting.
Mr Hutchins was pronounced dead at the scene in Croydon.
Shane Canavan, 22, and Josha Langley, 27, both of Purley, were charged on Monday with murder, attempted murder and possession of pointed and bladed articles.
The pair appeared in custody at Bromley Magistrates’ Court on Tuesday and have been remanded to appear at the Old Bailey on Thursday.
Mr Hutchins’s family, who said he was “sweet” and will be “missed by everyone”, are being supported by specialist officers.
James Hutchins wrote on Facebook: “Love you so much Bradley”, before adding a picture of a red boxing glove on which the words “till we meet again” were written.
Relative Paulie Sealy said: “All we have now is memories. I love you always. See you on the other side, my brother.”
Cheryl Sealy paid tribute, adding: “Our sweet Brad. Loved and missed by everyone.”
Vince Slevin said: “Rest in peace, Bradders.”
A post-mortem examination gave the cause of Mr Hutchin’s death as a stab wound.
The teenage victim was taken to hospital for treatment but his injuries are not believed to be life-threatening.
A 20-year-old man arrested on suspicion of murder has been bailed to return on a date in mid-October.
Detective Inspector Jason Fitzpatrick, leading the Metropolitan Police’s investigation, said: “We have spoken to several people as part of our enquiries, however we believe there may be others who witnessed the incident or the moments leading up to it and would ask them to come forward.
“We are continuing to review CCTV and would also ask anyone who has a video doorbell, or who was driving in the area with a dash cam, to please check their footage.
“It is vital that we establish what happened and locate those responsible.”
Superintendent Mitch Carr, from the South Area command, added: “First and foremost our thoughts are with Bradley’s family and friends who have suffered an unimaginable loss.
“We know that there will also be significant concerns within the wider community in New Addington and you will see additional officers in the area, while we continue to investigate this tragic crime.
“I would ask that you speak with them if you have any information. It is only by working together that we can reduce violent crime, and we need your help with this investigation.”
