Brothers Named as Suspects in Wolverhampton Christmas Day Murder
Brothers Wanted for Wolverhampton Christmas Day Stabbing

Police have publicly identified two brothers as suspects in the murder of a father-of-two who was stabbed to death in Wolverhampton in the early hours of Christmas Day.

Appeal to Trace Suspects

West Midlands Police are urgently appealing for information to locate Tiego Beckles, 20, and Richard Beckles, 19. The pair are wanted in connection with the fatal stabbing of 30-year-old Trey Johnson on Burcot Avenue. The incident occurred just after 3.30am on Thursday, 25 December.

Detectives from the force's homicide unit confirm they have made multiple attempts to find the brothers but are now turning to the public for assistance. They have already spoken to witnesses and are examining CCTV footage as part of the active investigation.

Tragic Loss of a 'Loving Father'

Trey Johnson was discovered with serious injuries at the scene and was pronounced dead shortly afterwards. In a heartfelt tribute, his family described him as a 'loving father and caring soul' who had the ability to 'brighten up the room when he walks into it'.

The killing of the young dad has sent shockwaves through the local community, particularly due to its timing on Christmas Day.

Police Urge Suspects to Hand Themselves In

Leading the investigation, Detective Inspector Michelle Cordell issued a direct appeal to the Beckles brothers. "Tiego and Richard Beckles will know that they are wanted, and I’d urge them to do the right thing and hand themselves in to police, before we find them," she stated.

DI Cordell also issued a stark warning to anyone who might be assisting the pair. "If anyone is helping them evade arrest, they should know that they will also face arrest," she added.

Authorities are encouraging anyone with information, no matter how minor it may seem, to come forward. Information can be provided via the West Midlands Police website live chat or by calling 101, quoting log number 481 of 25 December. All information will be treated with the strictest confidence.