A 16-year-old is amongst victims of a number of alleged assaults throughout Melbourne this weekend.
A 26-year previous man can also be useless and two different teenagers are preventing for dwell, as police examine various separate violent assaults whereas folks packed town for the Moomba Pageant.
The heartbroken household of a 16-year-old, who was stabbed to demise within the inner-north suburb of Coburg North, say they're determined to know what occurred to their boy.
Neighbours say they overheard yelling coming the road, earlier than dashing to attempt to assist Declan Cutler.
He went to a celebration, however by no means got here dwelling, and was left to die on the sting of a street.
Police say he was assaulted by an "edged weapon".
"No teenager deserves this, not to mention my godson," one relative stated.
"It is simply stunning, it is horrible for us as a household."
Stabbings in Melbourne metropolis
In the meantime, police proceed to analyze the scene of a deadly stabbing in Docklands.
Early this morning two males of their twenties from Western Australia have been stabbed following a brawl.
They have been rushed to hospital with higher physique accidents, and the 23-year-old could not be saved.
One witness advised 9News he heard males shouting after which girls screaming.
"It began to escalate. There needed to be 20 odd folks," he stated.
Hours earlier at Flinders Road Station police have been known as to a struggle.
A 15-year-old boy was rushed to Royal Melbourne Hospital with head accidents.
Three male teenagers from Werribee have been charged with deliberately inflicting critical damage. A 14-year-old has been remanded in custody.
It follows the stabbing of an 18-year-old man in Federation Sq. as Moomba celebrations started on Friday evening.
He stays in a important situation.
Melbourne lord mayor Sally Cap stated the violence was "disappointing".
"tI is unacceptable violent behaviour, every time it occurs and wherever it occurs," she stated.
Victoria Police performing Superintendent Troy Papworth warned folks to not head to town in the event that they wished to "trigger bother".
"Do not hassle. You may be caught and held accountable," he stated.