Met Police offers £20,000 reward to find Jordan Asije after Primrose Hill stabbing
Detectives seek public help to trace 22-year-old wanted in connection with the killing of film student Finbar Sullivan
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A £20,000 reward has been announced by the Metropolitan Police for information that leads to the arrest of Jordan Asije, a 22-year-old man wanted in connection with the fatal stabbing of 21-year-old film student Finbar Sullivan. The incident occurred on the evening of 7 April in Primrose Hill.
Sullivan was found with stab wounds following an altercation near the park. He was pronounced dead at the scene. The Metropolitan Police confirmed that while three men have already been charged, Asije remains at large and is considered a person of interest in the investigation.
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Ernest Boateng, 25, Alexis Bidace, 25, and Oliuwadamilola Ogunyankinnu, 27, appeared at the Old Bailey in June via video link. All three denied charges of murder, manslaughter, and violent disorder. They were remanded in custody and are scheduled to stand trial in April next year.
Detective Inspector Andy Griffin, leading the investigation, said the police have made significant progress but continue to pursue all lines of inquiry. He emphasised the importance of public assistance in locating Asije.
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No piece of information is too small and what may appear insignificant to you, could prove vital to our inquiries.
Detective Inspector Andy Griffin, Metropolitan Police
Griffin made a direct appeal to Asije, urging him to surrender at the nearest police station. He also warned that anyone found to be harbouring or assisting Asije could face criminal charges.
The Metropolitan Police stated that Asije does not pose a risk to the wider public. However, they advised that he should not be approached by members of the community. Instead, any sightings or information should be reported to the police immediately.
What happens next
The trial of Boateng, Bidace, and Ogunyankinnu is due to begin at the Old Bailey in April 2025. The Metropolitan Police continue their efforts to locate Asije and have urged anyone with information to contact them. The £20,000 reward remains available for details that lead to his arrest.
Questions this report answers
+Who is Jordan Asije and why is he wanted?
Jordan Asije, 22, is wanted by the Metropolitan Police in connection with the fatal stabbing of Finbar Sullivan in Primrose Hill on 7 April. He is not considered a risk to the public but remains at large. Police urge anyone with information to come forward.
+What charges do the three men already arrested face?
Ernest Boateng, Alexis Bidace, and Oliuwadamilola Ogunyankinnu have been charged with murder, manslaughter, and violent disorder. All three denied the charges at the Old Bailey in June and will stand trial in April 2025.
+How much is the reward for information about Asije?
The Metropolitan Police is offering a £20,000 reward for information that leads to the arrest of Jordan Asije. Detectives say no detail is too small and have urged the public to assist in the investigation.
+What should I do if I see Jordan Asije?
The Metropolitan Police advise that Jordan Asije should not be approached. Anyone who sees him or has information about his whereabouts should contact the police immediately. Assisting him in evading arrest may be a criminal offence.
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