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There is support available – that's the message from police and partners following the fatal stabbing of 16-year-old Ramarni Crosby.
The teenager, from Frampton-on-Severn, died following an incident in Stratton Road in Gloucester on Wednesday 15 December.
Since then officers and partner agencies have been working with local schools to ensure anyone affected is directed to the appropriate support.
Chief Inspector Rich Pegler said: "Ramarni's death shocked the community and has left his family devastated.
"There will be many – especially his friends and young people in the area, who will be processing the news and grieving.
"On top of this we are aware that some video footage of the aftermath of the incident has been circulating amongst young people and this could have a really detrimental impact.
"Significant support has been put in place involving schools and we're also reminding everyone that there is a wide range of agencies who can help outside of term time.
"We're signposting these on social media so people know where to go."
Kirsten Harrison, Director of Education at Gloucestershire County Council, said: "We have been working with pupils and staff at schools in the surrounding areas to ensure they have support in place following this incident.
"This has included giving pupils and staff details of support agencies that they can contact outside of school, to ensure they can access help at any time."
Anyone with information about the videos that are circulating is also asked to report it before deleting via an online reporting page dedicated to this case: https://mipp.police.uk/operation/53GLOS21G67-PO1.
Information about the case can also be reported on the same page, and goes directly to the incident room.
Support Agencies:
TIC+ : www.ticplus.org.uk
0300 303 8080 – free, anonymous on line chat and telephone helpline
Samaritans: 116 123
Childline: 0800 1111
YoungMinds: text: YM to 85258
Kooth: https://www.kooth.com/
Mindful: https://www.mindful.org/
Crimestoppers: 0800 555 111 (100% anonymous, Always)
Gloucestershire Self Harm Helpline: (5pm to 10pm daily):
Freephone: 0808 801 0606 www.gloucestershireselfharm.org text :07537 410022
Glos NHS: https://www.onyourmindglos.nhs.uk/
The Door: 01453 705350
Winstons Wish: 08088 020021
Police Information: 101