Three teenagers charged with murder after fatal stabbing of Iyzaa Naden in Doonside

Three teenagers have been charged with murder over their alleged involvement in the fatal stabbing of an 18-year-old (pictured) in Sydney’s west last week.

A bus stop on Power Street in Doonside where the teen was allegedly fatally stabbed on Friday. Picture: NCA NewsWire / David Swift

Three teenagers have been charged with murder after their alleged involvement in the fatal stabbing of an 18-year-old in Sydney’s west. Police claim the stabbings are tied to Sydney’s deadly postcode wars.

Emergency services were called after reports two teenagers had been stabbed on Power St, Doonside on April 12 about 3.40pm.

Before police arrived at the scene, two men – aged 18 and 19 – had presented themselves to Bankstown police station with stab wounds.

They were treated by officers until paramedics arrived, however, 18-year-old Iyzaa Naden died after he was allegedly stabbed in front of his mother. The 19-year-old was taken to Westmead Hospital where he underwent surgery and he has since been released.

The Sunday ­Telegraph previously reported a relative said Mr Naden’s last words were: “Help mum, I can’t breathe”.

Doonside teen stabbing victim Iyzaa Naden.

Forensic police at the scene outside Blacktown Police Station where two teenage boys presented with stab wounds after being stabbed outside Doonside Technology High School. Picture: Richard Dobson

Detective talking to teens near the scene. Picture: Richard Dobson

Crawford Public School in Doonside where a teenager was fatally stabbed on Friday. Picture: NCA NewsWire / David Swift

Officers from Blacktown police with the assistance of State Crime Command’s Homicide Squad investigated the incident under Strike Force Cooey and after inquiries, two boys – aged 16 and 17 – were charged and remain before the courts.

As part of ongoing investigations, three boys – two aged 15 and a 16-year-old – were arrested after attending Blacktown police station in the early hours of Wednesday morning.

They have each been charged with murder and cause wounding/grievous bodily harm to person with intent to murder.

They have all been refused bail to appear at a children’s court today.

As previously reported by News Corp, police said on Saturday the melee occurred when a number of youths got off a bus and started to brawl with another group that was on the side of Power St.

Bystanders who were in the area said children were on the way home from school waiting for their bus when the incident happened.