Boy charged as north London shooting victim named
18 year old Keanu Harker was fatally shot in Enfield last week.
A teenager is due in court charged with murder following a fatal shooting in north London last week.
It comes as the Metropolitan Police Service have named the victim.
Keanu Harker, aged 18, died on Thursday, 26 June after being shot on Great Cambridge Road, Enfield.
After receiving reports that gunshots had been heard, Met officers attended the scene alongside the London Ambulance Service, who treated Keanu before taking him to a nearby hospital.
Sadly, despite the best efforts of medical staff, he later died from his injuries.
His family continue to be supported by specialist officers.
A 17-year-old - who cannot be named for legal reasons - was arrested on Sunday, 29 July, in connection with the shooting.
He will appear before Highbury Corner Magistrates' Court on Tuesday, 1 July, charged with murder.
Another suspect - aged 24 - was arrested on Monday, 30 June, on suspicion of conspiracy to murder.
He is being held in police custody.
Several lines of enquiry are active.
Detective Chief Superintendent Caroline Haines, who leads policing in Enfield for the Met, said: "Our thoughts remain with Keanu’s family and friends, and anyone else affected by his death. This is a shocking incident to happen in any community.
“We are working at pace to ensure that those responsible for Keanu’s death are held to account.
“I would urge anyone who could assist us with our investigation to contact police immediately and to refrain from speculating about this incident online.
“If you’d prefer to stay anonymous, you can also provide information to us through the charity Crimestoppers.
"We’d like to once again reassure the community that this appears to be an isolated incident and a thorough investigation is underway.
"Please do approach any of our officers who are in the local area, they will be happy to provide support to you."
Anyone with information about the incident is asked to call police on 101 quoting CAD 8393/26JUN or to remain anonymous call Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.