Manchester, UK – In a devastating incident in Manchester, the community is mourning the tragic loss of 14-year-old Nathaniel Shani, a boy described as “very kind” and “caring” by his heartbroken family. Nathaniel was found after 18:00 BST on Friday in Tavistock Square, Harpurhey, having suffered a fatal stabbing. Despite efforts, he succumbed to his injuries later in the hospital.
Two boys, aged 13 and 14, have been apprehended on suspicion of murder and are currently in custody as the investigation unfolds.
Nathaniel’s family, deeply impacted by his untimely demise, shared their sentiments, saying he was “always thinking of others” and expressing how their hearts are shattered by this loss. Nathaniel was a true friend, always making people laugh with his politeness and love. He prioritized others, being an exceptional brother and son to his parents and siblings.
Commandant Air Cadets shared,
I’m sure everyone in the Royal Air Force Air Cadets will join me in sending sincere condolences to the family of Cadet Nathaniel Shani, who yesterday lost his life in tragic circumstance.We will provide the very best support we can to his family and the volunteers & cadets at his ATC Squadron
Manchester Evening News paid tribute to Jason Shani,
Tributes are pouring in for 14-year-old Nathaniel Shani. He has been named as the boy who was stabbed, and tragically died, after an altercation in Harpurhey yesterday. Tributes from his mates remember him as the “kindest soul” and the “funniest person in the world” who will always be ‘in their hearts’. Our thoughts are with Nathaniel’s loved ones during this awful time.
Kevin Allen said,
Nathaniel Shani, 14, here he is in his ATC uniform, by all accounts a good lad, certainly part of a good society, making good choices. Died on Friday stabbed to death.2 lads, 13 and 14 years old in custody. Because of one simple choice 3 lives devastated, 3 families futures changed foreverWe have to stop this, get the message across, #leaveitinthedrawer if you don’t carry a Knife you can’t kill someone. Did the 2 lads really want to be murderers, or did they want to be ‘big’ men. They are now small, scared, alone, facing demons that they will never overcome. Years in the justice system, their futures stolen, just as their victims future has been stolen.Help us get our message across, help us work with youth groups to start developing an anti knife carrying culture, right from an early age. Making your son a good lad isn’t enough, it may not save them. We need a change, it will take time, it will take dedication and it will take love.Today Rebecca Ann runs partly for the love of our stabbing victim Michael Allen but also because we are desperate to save lives. I can only say sorry to Nathaniel Shani’s family, we were too late, but we have to save others.If we’re friends on Facebook I’m tagging you, pass this on, share it, comment make this big, I can’t bare all these needless deaths.Please help us, use your voice to join ours to say ‘no more’, please donate and support MIKES Trust.Mike’s Dad
A GoFundMe page is organised by Gaynor Lang for fundraising for Nathaniel Jason Shani’s family. £1,797 have been raised till now. Page stated that,
Hi my name is Gaynor and I’ve set up this go fund me for one my daughter’s best friends who sadly had his life taken today at the young age of 14. He was a young bright kind and caring boy who was camera shy hence the photo. This has left so many people heart broken and I’m just trying to help his family at this hard time. Please help where you can.
The crime scene at Tavistock Square has been inundated with tributes and flowers in memory of the young teenager. Witnesses have recounted a distressing altercation preceding the tragedy, with screams for help echoing in the air.
Residents and community members, grappling with the shock of this horrifying event, have expressed their grief and solidarity. The local community, especially in Harpurhey, stands united in sorrow, their hearts going out to Nathaniel’s family during this unimaginably difficult time.
Greater Manchester Police has implemented a Section 60 order, granting them enhanced stop and search powers until Saturday evening. Detective Superintendent Phil Key expressed his deepest condolences to Nathaniel’s family and reassured the public that the Section 60 order was invoked to minimize violent behavior and prevent further serious incidents.
The authorities are urging anyone who witnessed the attack or has any information to come forward and assist in the ongoing investigation.
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