South Norwood murder: Police search for two men as three charged for killing man
Three men have been so far charged with murder in relation to the incident and are expected to stand trial in July next year.
Monday 12 December 2022 09:39, UK
Police are searching for two men after a man was murdered in south London over the summer.
On Sunday 7 August, detectives were called onto the scene in South Norwood around 5.34am after a man was found unresponsive outside of Aldi, on Station Road.
The man, later identified as Abdul Rahman, was later pronounced dead at the scene.
Police have now said they are keen to speak to two men who were in the area and may have seen Abdul before he died.
They also added that "these individuals are not suspects, but we know they were in the area" between 8.30pm and 5.50am the night and following morning of the murder.
The information the men have "could be vital to us getting justice for Abdul", officers said, and have urged people to step forward "if anyone recognises them".
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Three men have been charged with murder in relation to the incident and have been remanded in custody.
They are expected to stand trial in July 2023.
