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Man arrested in shot boy inquiry

Tarek Chaiboub
The teenager died from bullet wounds to his back

A 19-year-old man has been arrested over the murder of a teenager who was shot dead in Sheffield.

Tarek Chaiboub, 17, from Wincobank, was killed in a barber's shop on Spital Street in Burngreave on 11 July in a possible gang-related shooting.

The suspect, from Burngreave, is being questioned by detectives, South Yorkshire Police said.

He is the seventh person to be arrested over Tarek's death. Six people have been held and released on bail.

Police said a handgun was found near his body - though it was not used to shoot Tarek and it is not clear whether he was carrying it.

Officers have not recovered the murder weapon.




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