The family of a murdered teenager, whose body was found in a London river, are to hold a vigil this afternoon.
Anton Hyman was found dead in the River Brent in Greenford last Monday, March 21.
He had suffered multiple stab wounds and a gunshot wound to the back.
The body, face down in the River Brent near High Lane, Greenford, was found by a member of the public at 11:17am.
Anton was last seen at about 8pm on Saturday March 20, outside KFC Restaurant in Ealing Broadway where, a police spokesperson said, he got into a minicab on his own.
His family will be joined by friends and members of the black community in Greenford this afternoon for a vigil in his memory from 4pm.
Anton was black, five feet six-and-a-half inches tall and of slim build.
The spokesperson said when his body was found, he was wearing distinctive bright multi-coloured woolly gloves, blue and white Timberland boots, dark coloured jeans, a dark grey fleece, a green t-shirt and a green shirt with 'Iceberg' written on the breast pocket.
Five people - all teenagers - have been arrested in connection with the investigation into the murder.
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