Teen Charged with Murder After Deadly Birmingham Party Stabbing

Gurveer Bhandal, just 18, has been charged with the murder of Ashley Day, who was fatally stabbed at a Birmingham party. Bhandal also faces charges of possessing a bladed weapon. The teenager was charged last night and is due in city magistrates’ court today.

Tragedy Strikes at Digbeth Party

The fatal stabbing happened shortly after 6am on Thursday at an apartment on Bradford Street, Digbeth. The flat had been used for a party promoted on social media. Police are appealing for anyone who attended or saw what happened to come forward with information.

Family Pay Heartbreaking Tribute to ‘Passionate and Loving’ Ashley

Ashley’s family described him as a well-mannered young man, passionate about football and a standout at Newport Football Academy. He was set to start studying sports science at Brunel University later this year. They called him a devoted older brother and protector of his family, remembering his infectious smile and sharp sense of humour.

“Ashley was our model son. Our hearts continue to ache,” the family said in a moving tribute.

Police Seek Witnesses and Information

Detective Inspector Jim Mahon, leading the investigation, confirmed the family is being supported through this ordeal. While a suspect is charged, he believes others may hold crucial information, photos, or videos from the party.

“If you were at the party or saw something, please come forward. Your information could be vital,” Mahon urged.

Two others initially arrested have been released without charge.

How to Help

Anyone with information can submit details online via the specially set-up portal or call 101 quoting log number 576 from June 29. Alternatively, tips can be given anonymously to Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.

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