2:21pm Tuesday 9th March 2010
By Mhairi Macfarlane
POLICE are setting up a mobile station to appeal for information on the anniversary of a teenager's murder.
Officers investigating the murder of 18-year-old Wahab Zaaki in Walthamstow are conducting anniversary appeals a year after his death, on March 13, last year.
Detectives will set up a mobile police station in Shernhall Street, Walthamstow, from 1pm on Friday (March 12) until 1am on Saturday (March 13) and will be handing out leaflets and appealing for information.
Mr Zaaki, of Old Church Road, Chingford, was fatally in the chest following a fight between a large group of youths in Atlee Terrace, Prospect Hill.
DCI Phil Rickells, leading the murder investigation, said: “Despite a number of ongoing lines of inquiry, one year on from this murder we continue to appeal for information and witnesses to establish the circumstances which led to a young man losing his life.
"I absolutely believe there are people in the Walthamstow area who know who is responsible but have not yet come forward.
"I would appeal directly to those individuals to get in touch with police and help us solve this case and bring some justice for Wahab’s family.”
Anyone with information is asked to contact the incident room on 8345 1570 or Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111.
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