One person has been charged but it's understood police are chasing a group of up to four suspects.
Police are investigating if a gang was behind the alleged attack that killed a teenage boy and seriously injured his friend, in a stabbing outside a school in Sydney's west on Friday.The 16-year-old was arrested following the stabbing, with police still searching for four others.Emergency services received reports of a stabbing near Doonside Technology High School on Power Street about 3.
A red tent remained set up overnight at the crime scene outside the police station where the teenager died.Doonside stabbing Emergency services received reports of a stabbing near a school on Power Street in Doonside about 3.40pm today.
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