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Folkestone assault: Boy, 17, charged after Shellons Street attack

A teen will appear in court charged with possessing a knife after a boy was assaulted in Folkestone.

The 17-year-old boy from New Romney - who cannot be named for legal reasons - was charged by police after the assault was reported on Saturday night.

A 16-year-old was injured in Shellons Street at 10.40pm and then travelled to Sandgate Road where paramedics treated him for a wound to his back.

It is feared the animal killer may move on to target humans next. Stock image
It is feared the animal killer may move on to target humans next. Stock image

He was discharged from hospital later that night after being taken in as a precaution.

On Wednesday, police arrested a boy in connection with the alleged assault.

He has now been charged with assault, possession of a knife and sending offensive messages.

He is due to appear at Margate Youth Court today.

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