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Deejay Evans, 18, remanded in custody after Tonbridge town centre stabbing

A teen accused of a town centre stabbing has been remanded in custody after appearing in court today.

Deejay Evans was charged with attempted murder after a serious stabbing at 10pm on Wednesday in Tonbridge's town centre.

Part of Tonbridge town centre was closed off for a whole day after the stabbing. Picture: UK News in Pictures
Part of Tonbridge town centre was closed off for a whole day after the stabbing. Picture: UK News in Pictures

The victim knew 18-year-old Evans prior to the attack at the junction between the High Street and River Walk, and was treated for serious stab wounds at a nearby hospital.

A second 18-year-old has been arrested in connection with the incident and taken into custody.

A large area was cordoned off the following day as investigations continued.

Officers swarmed Tonbridge town centre after the attack. Picture: UK News in Pictures
Officers swarmed Tonbridge town centre after the attack. Picture: UK News in Pictures

Earlier today, he appeared at Medway Magistrates Court and was ordered to remain in custody until his next court date on Monday, April 26.

Investigators continue to appeal for witnesses to the incident, or anybody with information.

Anyone who might be able to help should call the appeal line on 01622 604100, quoting reference 24-1599.

To read more of our in depth coverage of all of the major trials coming out of crown and magistrates' courts across the county, click here.

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