Two teens charged after boy, 18, killed in stabbing outside school
Two teenagers have now been charged over the alleged attack that killed a teenage boy and seriously injured his brother, in a stabbing outside a school in Sydney's west on Friday.
Isiah Naden, 18, died of stab wounds on the pavement outside Blacktown Police Station.
Isiah's 19-year-old brother is in a stable condition after surgery.
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Isiah Naden, 18, died of stab wounds on the pavement outside Blacktown Police Station. Nine
A 16-year-old has been charged with murder and appeared in children's court.
A 17-year-old has also faced court, accused of two offences including being an accessory after the fact to murder.
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Streets closed off around Doonside Technology High School on Power Street. Nine
Police are investigating whether the stabbing was gang-related.
Emergency services received reports of a stabbing near Doonside Technology High School on Power Street about 3.40pm on Friday.
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Police spread out as they search neighbouring blocks for other suspects. Nine
Police were searching for a group of up to six suspects, who may be armed. Nine
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Before police arrived, the two injured boys drove from the school to Blacktown Police Station, about 15 minutes away.
Naden died on the footpath outside the station.
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Police quickly circled the school and homes nearby.
Streets were taped off as officers searched for suspects and possible weapons.
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