Police in London offer a £20,000 reward for information leading to the arrest of a man they want to question over the murder of 21-year-old Finbar Sullivan. The fatal stabbing takes place at the Primrose Hill viewpoint in north London in early April. One report says the incident occurs at about 6.40pm on 7 April and involves a violent altercation in which Sullivan is allegedly kicked and punched before being fatally stabbed.
Multiple outlets report that detectives are conducting a manhunt and that the reward is intended to prompt members of the public to come forward with information. The Evening Standard and Sky News both describe the reward announcement in connection with a manhunt following Sullivan’s death at Primrose Hill. The Daily Mail reports further detail about the circumstances of the assault, including the allegation that Sullivan is surrounded by multiple men, though the exact number of suspects is not confirmed across all reporting.
Investigators continue to pursue leads as they seek the person responsible and aim to establish the full sequence of events surrounding the killing.
