Family of London teenager stabbed to death say it is 'in a million pieces it will never recover from'

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Family of London teenager stabbed to death say it is 'in a million pieces it will never recover from'

Police have named a teenager from London who was stabbed to death at a flat in Norwich. Kalvin Taylor, 19, was found in the ground floor home in Lefroy Road after police were called at about 10.40pm on September 21.

On Saturday (September 28) Norfolk Police confirmed it had charged three people with his murder, and another with assisting an offender.

A post-mortem examination confirmed Mr Taylor’s death was consistent with a single stab wound to the chest, the force said.

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Leon Bangura, 22, of Old Kent Road, London, is charged with murder and threatening another person with an offensive weapon. He is also charged with possession of a bladed article, possession with intent to supply, and being concerned in the supply of class A drugs.

Adam Dugdale, 55, of Shorncliffe Avenue, Norwich, is charged with murder. Carrie-Anne Hall, 51, of Lodge Breck, Norwich, is also charged with murder.

Matthew Holmes, 51, of Bowthorpe Road, Norwich, is charged with assisting an offender.

All four have been remanded in custody and are due to appear at Norwich Magistrates’ Court on Monday (September 31). A teenager arrested on suspicion of conspiracy to murder has been released on police bail.

Mr Taylor’s mother has asked police to issue the following tribute on her behalf: “It is so devastating what has happened to my son. It has left our family in a million pieces which we will never recover from.

"Kalvin was a son, a grandson, a brother, a cousin and a friend to us all. We will remember and miss Kalvin all the days of our life.

“We love you Kalvin, rest in heavenly peace until we meet again.”

Police inquiries are continuing and any witnesses or anyone with information that could assist the force is asked to contact Norfolk Police via this link.

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