A TEENAGE kid yelled "he will cut me" before he was killed before shouting classmates outside of a London school.

The kid, supposedly named as 15-year-old Quamari Barnes, was assaulted outside of Capital City Academy in northwest London yesterday.

Witnesses have portrayed how panicked kids pursued shouting in frenzy adolescent kid was killed as school finished for the day.



Police affirmed a man has been accused of murder, reports The Sun.

Ali Tas, 20, from north London, is expected to show up at Hendon Magistrates' Court today accused of murder.

He is likewise accused of normal strike against a 20-year-old man on a similar night.

A police representative stated: "A murder examination has been propelled taking after the passing of a high school kid in Willesden.

"Police were called just before 3.30pm on Monday by London Ambulance Service to a 15-year-old male cut in Doyle Gardens.

"Officers went to and the kid was enduring cut injuries. The kid was taken by paramedics to clinic where he was later professed dead. Closest relative know.

"The Homicide and Major Crime Command has been educated and are exploring.

"While officers trust they know who the expired is, they anticipate formal ID."

As indicated by witnesses, the casualty is comprehended to have yelled "he will cut me" minutes before he was assaulted.

Police say the casualty, who has not yet been formally distinguished, was found with various cut injuries in the Willesden range of London.

He was raced to healing center by paramedics, however was affirmed dead soon after landing.

Witnesses have depicted how everything "went calm" minutes before the turmoil taking after the wounding.

A witness told the Evening Standard: "I got up to close the window ornaments and saw kids fleeing, shouting.

"Some school children were gathering around another kid who was on the floor."

Also, another additional: "All I know is that the chap was wounded in the wake of being pursued up from the transport stop inverse Roundwood Park.

"He was shouting, 'He will cut me' more than once while his assailant pursued him."

Police are as yet engaging for more observers to approach.