Officers are given extra stop-and-search powers in the wake of the killing of Khayri Mclean.
Police in Huddersfield have been given enhanced stop-and-search powers days after a 15 year-old boy was stabbed to death outside a school.
Khayri Mclean was attacked near the entrance to North Huddersfield Trust School on the afternoon of 21 September. He died later in hospital. West Yorkshire Police has authorised the use of so-called Section 60 orders to "detect and deter" knife-carrying.Police said three "young people" were arrested after being found with weapons in the Woodhouse Hill area on Sunday.The Section 60 orders, which came into effect at 17:30 BST, apply within the town centre, Ashbrow, and Fartown areas of Huddersfield.
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