Images of bike released as investigation into Milton Keynes murder continues

Police have released images of a bike as part of their ongoing investigation into a murder in Bradwell Common earlier this month.

Officers say they would like to identify the owner of a customised Sur-Ron Light Bee X bike in dark green and gold, which has an RAF-style marking.

Anyone who recognises the bike is also urged to come forward, as police believe they may have information which could assist their investigation.

The bike was last seen in the Bleak Hall area of Milton Keynes at around 4.40pm on July 5, heading towards Coffee Hall, with police saying it is known to frequent the city’s redways.

Police have released images of a bike similar to one they want to trace in connection with a fatal stabbing on Bradwell Common earlier this monthplaceholder image
Police have released images of a bike similar to one they want to trace in connection with a fatal stabbing on Bradwell Common earlier this month

Officers are currently investigating the fatal stabbing of Fariss Kapaga-Fakeer, 18, on Bradwell Common on the afternoon of Sunday July 5.

Salim Moludi, 19, of Colne, Tinkers Bridge and Ja’siah Highton, 26, of Burholme, Milton Keynes, have both been charged with one count of murder in connection with the incident, and are due to appear at Aylesbury Crown Court on September 8.

Senior investigating officer Detective Inspector Amy Fox said: “We are releasing these images of a bike as we believe that it may have vital information in connection with this incident.

"The image of the bike is similar to the one we are seeking to identify.

Police say the bike they are looking to identify has RAF-style markings on the front of itplaceholder image
Police say the bike they are looking to identify has RAF-style markings on the front of it

“The image showing the front of the bike, including the RAF-style marking, is of particular interest as part of our enquiries.

"If you recognise the bike, or have any information relating to it, please contact with us."

Information can be reported to police by calling the 101 number, quoting the reference 43260341242, or contacting Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111.

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