Sister pays homage to the 'form' boy killed on Glasgow Street

A teen has paid tribute to his “kind and bright” brother, who died in a violent incident in Glasgow.

The police began an investigation into the homicide after 15 -year -old Amen Techle was discovered to be critically injured at Clarenden Street in St. George's Cross space of ​​town, round 22:30 pm on Wednesday, round 22:30 pm.

Emergency companies participated however have been declared lifeless on the spot. Police Scotland mentioned the homicide was a separate incident and the spies have been having “open minds” for all functions.

17 -year -old Dalina Tekle advised BBC Scotland News that Amen was “not just my brother, he was my best friend”.

It is known that Amen, who’s initially from Eritrea, lived in Glasgow together with his father and not too long ago 'the fitting to stay' within the UK.

His sister mentioned that she lived within the metropolis for nearly eight years.

Delina referred to as {the teenager} “really cute person, so kind and so bright”.

“He was what I could go and talk about anything,” he mentioned. “We grew up collectively so we have been very shut.

“It was very unexpected and shocking for us. I think it's a dream and I am going to wake up tomorrow. I am still refusing.

“My father is destroyed, he isn’t consuming in any respect or consuming something. We are all destroyed, it’s surprising.”

He said that Amen is expected to get Britain's citizenship and become either a basketball player, a doctor or an engineer.

Police Scotland stated that it had started a major investigation which was “transferring quick and was within the very early phases”.

Amen attended St. Thomas Aquinas Secondary School in Jordanhill. Hedtekar Claire McIly said that his death was “a blow to the college neighborhood”.

He mentioned: “Amen was a pleasant and really loving younger man who was really occupied with music and media.

“He was bright and showed a lot of promise.”

Jamie O'Neill, assist employee of Amen at Kingsway Community Connections, mentioned he felt “extreme grief” as a result of he was advised about his dying.

“We have lost Amen and we have noticed how it is impressing his family,” he advised BBC Scotland. “We are trying to get stronger for them and do our duty to help.

“We need to attempt to assist the youth who knew him and noticed him, who wanted a spot to mourn and to return with what has occurred.”

He mentioned that Amen was a “quiet and laid” boy, who was a little bit of cheeks many times, but knew his boundaries “.

The assist employee advised the BBC Scotland that Amen was seen as a “elder brother” for small individuals of the group.

Mr. O'Neill mentioned that he was not too long ago involved about Amen, however the native space was “relatively quiet and safe” for younger individuals.

He mentioned: “Amen hung several times in other parts of Glasgow so that I would be worried.

“I do know this space properly and you realize everybody's face right here, however if you’re leaving this space I’ll fear.”

JATV Gol Youth Group, which offers film training for young people at boxing events, also paid tribute to the teenager who was part of the group.

This said in a statement: “His life was taken sadly from us, the kind of violence is done so well to compete with boxing.

“Our neighborhood is heartbroken as a result of we include the lack of a younger boy, who had our complete life forward of him.”

Police Scotland Dete Shape Cheryl Kelly said that the officers were reviewing the CCTV and the door-to-door would be interrogating them.

He said: “Our views are at this distressed time with Amen's household and buddies. We will proceed to offer skilled help for him.

“We are still keen to talk to anyone who was in the area at that time and anyone who has dash cam, CCTV or doorbell footage is around the time of the incident.”

Date Kelly mentioned that “North lies with the local community”, and anybody urged anybody to contact the police Scotland Major inquiry public port,