IN-DEPTH: Feuds and Murders: Communities Look for Answers to London’s Drill Problem

IN-DEPTH: Feuds and Murders: Communities Look for Answers to London’s Drill Problem
An undated image of Salem Koudou—a drill rapper better known as 16Shotz, who was murdered in Brixton in August 2020—with his mother Marie-Julie Koudou in London. Marie-Julie Koudou
Chris Summers
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The mother of a drill rapper who was killed after he attacked a rival gang with an “enormous knife” has called on the mayor of London to host a summit on gang violence in the capital.

Marie-Julie Koudou, whose 20-year-old son Salem—better known as 16 Shotz—was killed in August 2020, said Sadiq Khan should also try to arrange a “ceasefire” to put a halt to the tit-for-tat murders.

Chris Summers
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Chris Summers is a UK-based journalist covering a wide range of national stories, with a particular interest in crime, policing and the law.
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