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Sky News: 16-year-old boy dies after being stabbed in Bristol(news.sky.com)

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Rawnsley parkā€¦

I guess stabbing/shooting someone 100m away on Easton rd is no longer in vogue.

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Rawnsley park is pretty sketchy at night but itā€™s not the most dodgy park in the area. Thereā€™s a lot of dealing goes on there, Iā€™m assuming this stabbing is related.

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This is the best summary I could come up with:

Avon and Somerset Police said it happened in the St Philips area on Wednesday and that the attackers wore masks.

After being attacked in Rawnsley Park, the teenager ran to Stapleton Road - where a driver helped him - before he collapsed on West Street.

Bristol Commander Supt Mark Runacres said: "Tragically, we have lost another young life from our city in utterly horrific circumstances.

"Our thoughts are with the victimā€™s family at what will be an unimaginably difficult time and officers will continue to support them.

Read more from Sky News:Police investigating alleged rape in car park fear two girls attackedThe ā€˜traumatisingā€™ search for dead bodies in the Thames

However, police said a cordon remained in place in Rawnsley Park and that there were increased patrols in the area.

The original article contains 230 words, the summary contains 130 words. Saved 43%. Iā€™m a bot and Iā€™m open source!

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