Kilburn murder reward up to £20,000 after new CCTV released
Metropolitan Police have issued additional footage of a man seen minutes before the September 2024 shooting, while Crimestoppers' offer ends on 19 November 2026.
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Metropolitan Police have issued additional CCTV footage showing a man on Bravington Road minutes before a fatal shooting on 4 September 2024, and Crimestoppers is offering a reward of up to £20,000 for information that results in a conviction, as reported by the Met.
The victim, 28‑year‑old Tikquaan Stephenson‑Walters, was shot at close range by a rider on a white Honda moped at about 23:05. Ambulance crews arrived quickly, but he died at the scene, according to the Metropolitan Police briefing.
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Police appeal and how to help
Detective Chief Inspector Wayne Jolley of the Specialist Crime Command said the investigation marks two years since the killing and that four arrests have already been made. He asked anyone who has not yet spoken to investigators to contact the force or Crimestoppers, stressing the importance of new leads.
We are now reiterating our appeal to members of the public who may have any information about the attack to come forward, particularly anyone we have not yet spoken to.
Wayne Jolley, Detective Chief Inspector, Metropolitan Police
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Reward details
Crimestoppers states the reward applies only to information passed directly to the charity, not to tips given to the police. The charity guarantees anonymity and does not require a name or personal details, according to Alexa Loukas, London Regional Manager for Crimestoppers.
Next steps in the investigation
Detectives continue to pursue all lines of enquiry and have urged the public to review the newly released footage for any recognisable faces or vehicles. Information can be submitted via the Crimestoppers website or by calling 0800 555 111. The investigation remains active while the reward period runs.
Questions this report answers
+What reward is being offered for information about the Kilburn shooting?
Crimestoppers is offering up to £20,000 for information that leads to a conviction in the murder of Tikquaan Stephenson‑Walters. The reward applies only to tips given directly to the charity and will cease on 19 November 2026.
+How many arrests have been made in connection with the murder?
Four arrests have already been made, according to Detective Chief Inspector Wayne Jolley of the Metropolitan Police. The arrests are part of an ongoing investigation that continues to seek further evidence.
+How can members of the public provide information?
Members of the public can submit information anonymously through Crimestoppers’ website or by calling 0800 555 111. The charity guarantees anonymity and does not require a name or personal details, as explained by its London Regional Manager.
+When does the Crimestoppers reward expire?
The reward expires on Thursday 19 November 2026. After that date, no financial incentive will be offered for information, although the police will still accept tips through normal channels.
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