Boy, 15, dies in Glasgow Street while the police block the scene and the Hunt Killer detectives

A teenager died tragically after being seriously injured in a busy Glasgow street.

Emergency services ran to Clarendon Street in the West End area of The city late last night.

Police Cordon in a possible death scene. — Forensic tents have erected in the sceneCredit: Alan Ewing – The Sun Glasgow

Police cars parked outside stores in a city street. — A great police presence has been in the area since last nightCredit: Alan Ewing – The Sun Glasgow

Police officers in a possible death scene. — You can see a standing officer outside the entrance to a block of floorsCredit: Alan Ewing – The Sun Glasgow

Dozens of the police and the ambulance teams fasted the area after the alarm was raised around 10.30 pm

The officers received reports from a 15 -year -old man who was found injured in the street.

However, when they arrived, the teenager was tragically declared dead on the scene.

The police have launched an investigation into the incident and have said that the consultations are ongoing.

The force also revealed that death is being treated as suspicious at this time.

Detectives have now launched a human hunt to find the person responsible for the attack.

I looked out the window and I saw a gang of boys in a skirmish. There were three or four against two. They were all young boys

A spectator

Pictures of the scene show A blue tent erected along the way and numerous police Vehicles parked in front of him.

Forensic officers were also seen in the scene this morning As a large section of the area, it cordoned off.

You can see an officer standing out of the entrance to a block of floors.

Residents are causing residents to enter and leave the Cordon area through the police that monitor the scene.

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A spectator told Scottish Sun’s teenagers, fighting in the area before the paramedics ran to the street.

He said: “I looked out the window and I saw a gang of boys in a skirmish.

“There were three or four against two. They were all young children.

“They were running inside and outside the shadows, but one could see each other.

“A couple of boys went to the ground, but they were trying to get up and try.

“There was no way to fall to get involved in any of that.

They were running inside and outside the shadows, but you could see each other on each other … the next thing that knew that two ambulances appeared

A spectator

“I lost sight of them and the next thing I knew that two ambulances appeared.

“The police were everywhere in minutes. They put two white tents. “

A man whose floor ignores the sealed street also said that the forensic teams were out all night combing the area.

He said: “The boys of the white costumes were there during the night going through everything.

“I left the house this morning and I couldn’t believe it. Everything was cordoned off and there were officers everywhere. “

Another place said: “The police told me that there was a disturbance during the night. I don’t know what happened, but it’s worrying. “

The boys of the white costumes were there during the night going through everything. I left the house this morning and I couldn’t believe it

Another place

The officers have urged anyone with any information to be presented and talk to them.

They are particularly interested in talking with anyone who has door to door or campaign cameras in the area around the time of the attack.

Detective Superintendent Cheryl Kelly said: “Extensive research is being carried out to establish the complete circumstances surrounding this death.

“While formal identification has not yet taken place, we have talked to the child’s family and we will continue to provide specialized support at this distressing moment.

“We have been gathering CCTV images of the surrounding area, which is being reviewed.

“The officers have also been making door -to -door consultations in the local area and will continue to do so.

We have talked to the child’s family and we will continue to provide specialized support at this distressing moment.

Cheryl Kelly detective superintendent

“I would also be very interested in knowing of anyone in the area at that time and anyone who has a private dashboard, private CCTV or bell footage around the incident.

“Any information or footage could be vital, so please go to the officers.”

The force has also said that a great police presence will remain in the area as they carry out their investigations.

Chief Inspector Colin Maclucas, commander of the local area, added: “I understand that residents in the area will be very concerned after this incident.

“However, I can assure you that we are working very closely with our detective colleagues to establish the circumstances.

“I can also assure you that there will continue to be a visible police presence in the area.

“I would urge anyone with questions, concerns or information to approach the officers who are there to help.”

Any person with information can communicate with the Scotland Police by citing the number of incidents 3652 of March 5, or contact Crimstoppers anonymously at 0800 555 111.