Three youngsters have been charged over the stabbing homicide of one other teenager on the Sydney Royal Easter Present earlier this yr.
Uati "Pele" Faletolu was knifed within the chest whereas on a break from engaged on one of many rides on the occasion in April of this yr. He was 17 and an expectant father.
A 16-year-old boy additionally suffered a stab wound to the leg however has since recovered.
After a number of appeals for data and a prolonged investigation, police have arrested three youngsters over the previous week.
An 18-year-old man was arrested at a Shalvey residence final Saturday and has been charged with homicide.
A second 18-year-old man was arrested at Schofields Prepare Station on Wednesday and has been charged with homicide.
A 14-year-old boy was arrested in Arndell Park on Friday and has additionally been charged with homicide.
Performing Assistant Commissioner Jason Weinstein mentioned police will allege the 14-year-old boy is "the person who inflicted the stab wound to the sufferer on the Easter Present".
All three youngsters have been refused bail and stay earlier than the courts.
Weinstein mentioned the three accused and the sufferer had been identified to one another.
Weinstein added officers imagine there are others concerned within the assault.
"There are nonetheless different people who we all know that had been celebration to this offence," he mentioned.
"In case you are a kind of people who was there on the time of the offence on the Easter present, I implore you, go to your native police station and hand your self in.
"We is not going to relaxation till each particular person concerned on this matter is at present earlier than the courts."
Weinstein mentioned police have been met "with a wall of silence" whereas investigating this homicide.
"This and different current acts of knife crime that we have seen had been mindless acts of violence which have had devastating penalties for victims, their households, and in addition these allegedly accountable," Weinstein mentioned.
"I do not wish to see different households devastated like this."
Deputy Premier Paul Toole mentioned this week's breakthrough within the case sends a robust message towards knife violence.
"The incident we noticed on the Royal Easter present this yr was stunning and it was violent," Toole mentioned.
"It would not matter what age you might be, you may be charged and you may be caught if you're engaged in any form of exercise like this."