Two juveniles in custody for killing Maryland gasoline station personnel, law enforcement say

Two juveniles, ages 15 and 12, are charged with killing a fuel station staff in Maryland.

Prince George's County police have been called to the scene about 4:40 a.m. on Thursday for a report of a stabbing.

When officers arrived they located Isreal Akingbesote suffering from several stab wounds. The target was taken to a hospital wherever he later on died, FOX 5 DC experiences. 

The following day police declared that they arrested and billed two boys, ages 15 and 12, with initially-diploma murder and assault in link with the stabbing.

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Two juveniles, ages 15 and 12, are in police custody accused of stabbing and killing a fuel station staff in Maryland. (FOX 5 DC)

Law enforcement say the 15-yr-outdated is currently being charged as an adult, while the 12-calendar year-old is getting charged as a juvenile. The two suspects continue to be in custody in Maryland.

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Prince George's County law enforcement announced they arrested and charged two boys, ages 15 and 12, with first degree murder and assault in connection with stabbing a gasoline station worker. (Prince George's County Police)

"We have observed considerably far too a lot of juveniles committing violent crimes. Seven juveniles have been arrested this year alone involving homicides," Prince George's Chief of Police Malik Aziz mentioned. "Committing violent crimes are significant offenses, and we intend to do our part in holding accountable any one, no subject their age, who breaks the regulation in this county. We will go on to seek out justice for the victims of crime."

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The suspects allegedly stabbed Akingbesote soon after committing a theft at the gas station. 

The stabbing continues to be beneath investigation. Any individual with details is requested to connect with Prince George's County Police Section at 301-516-2512.