Teenager charged after boy, 16, is stabbed to dying throughout a avenue combat in Queensland
- Paramedics discovered 16-year-old Balin Stewart on avenue with life-threatening harm
- He died on the scene on Iluka Avenue, Buddina, on Queensland's Sunshine Coast
- One other teenager, 17, was instantly taken into custody by police
- It is believed a dispute about an ex-girlfriend could have sparked an altercation
- The 2 boys had been recognized to one another, Queensland Police stated in a press release
- The 17-year-old has now been charged with Mr Stewart's homicide
A 17-year-old boy has been charged with homicide after one other teenager died throughout a avenue combat on Queensland 's Sunshine Coast final evening.
Emergency companies had been known as to a home in Iluka Avenue, Buddina at round 11.20pm on Thursday evening to discover a 16-year-old boy with a life-threatening-wound.
Regardless of the efforts of emergency companies, the boy - now recognized as Balin Stewart - died on the scene.
A 17-year-old boy was instantly taken into custody by police for questioning.
It is believed the daddy of the sufferer witnessed the assault.
On Friday morning Detective Senior Sergeant Phil Hurst of Maroochydore police stated the 16-year-old had sustained knife accidents that 'weren't survivable'.
'The weapon is alleged to be a knife, and it precipitated a wound to the torso of the sufferer,' Det Snr Sgt Hurst stated.
'The household is clearly traumatised as a result of they grew to become conscious of the incident shortly after,' he stated.
'Relations and members of the general public [were] attempting to revive and carry out CPR on the sufferer.
'When police arrived, they took over after which ambulance officers arrived and began doing CPR however sadly, they had been unable to revive him.'
Police have appealed for any witnesses to the combat, or anybody with CCTV footage of the world, to get in touch.
A detailed pal of the 16-year-old, Ashah Brown, advised reporters on the scene of the incident on Friday morning {that a} dispute about an ex-girlfriend could have been the reason for the combat.
'I've recognized him for years, he's such a pleasant child. He was so good and everybody liked him and nobody had no cause to not like him, Ms Brown advised media.
'He was simply that good of an individual.'
The 17-year-old boy was charged this morning and can seem in Maroochydore Childrens Court docket.
