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Owner of electric bike sought in murder inquiry

Danny FullbrookBedfordshire, Hertfordshire and Buckinghamshire
News imageThames Valley Police A lime green and black Sur-Ron Light Bee X electric motorbike with gold front suspension and off-road tyres, shown side-on against a mountain-style backdrop.Thames Valley Police
Police have released an image of a similar-looking bike to appeal for information

Police have released images of an electric motorbike as part of a murder investigation, as they try to track down its owner.

Fariss Kapaga-Fakeer, 18, was found with suspected stab wounds in Bradwell Common, Milton Keynes, on 5 July, and later died in hospital.

Thames Valley Police said a dark green and gold Sur-Ron Light Bee X, similar to the one pictured, which also had an RAF-style marking, was seen in the Bleak Hall area at about 16:40 BST, heading towards Coffee Hall.

"If you recognise the bike, or have any information relating to it, please contact us," said Det Insp Amy Fox, of the major crime unit.

News imageThames Valley Police Close-up of a green customised electric motorbike showing the handlebars and an RAF-style marking on the front mudguard.Thames Valley Police
The bike is marked with an RAF-style symbol on the front

Two men, Ja'siah Highton, 26, and Salim Moludi, 19, have been charged with murder and are due to appear at Aylesbury Crown Court on 8 September.

Kapaga-Fakeer has previously been described by police as "a precious son, beloved brother to his two sisters and a friend who is loved by many".

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