Yahoo News 'Entrepreneur' shot dead after Sydenham party had baby due in months
A man shot dead after a party in South London has been named as an entrepreneur and dad-to-be. Curtis Green, 30, was killed in Sydenham the morning after a flat party.
The business owner, who had a child due in early 2025, died at the scene on Wells Park Road some time after 10.10am, despite paramedics' best efforts.
Curtis was described by his family as 'happy, excited and beautiful'. They said: "He was an entrepreneur and the owner of a clothing brand and local fitness company. He was also a father-to-be, with a child due in five months."
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His family will continue to be supported by specialist officers, said Metropolitan Police.
Detective Chief Inspector Samantha Townsend, who is now leading the Met's investigation, said: “Following our appeal on Sunday, I want to reiterate how important it is to come forward if you have any information about what happened on Sunday morning.
“Three people were shot, and sadly one has lost their life. We have been working tirelessly in order to establish the circumstances and these enquiries remain ongoing.
“In particular, I would like to hear from anyone who attended a party on Hensford Gardens, SE26. We believe Curtis had been at this party and I want to hear from anyone who was there.
"If you were at the party, if you saw what happened or if you have any information about the incident, then please do not hesitate to contact us."
Two more shot
A woman was also found suffering gunshot injuries to her legs. She was taken to hospital, however, her condition is not life-threatening.
A third person subsequently attended hospital with what are believed to be gunshot injuries. His injuries have been confirmed to be not life-threatening or life-changing.
There has been no arrest at this stage.
Any witnesses or anyone with footage or information is asked to call police on 101 or message via X @MetCC with reference number 2527/10Nov. To remain anonymous, contact the independent charity Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.
