Sheriff Mbye died in hospital two hours after he suffered multiple stab wounds in a brawl outside a KFC in Birmingham . A teenager has been arrested on suspicion of murder after an 18-year-old was stabbed to death in a scuffle outside KFC. Sheriff Mbye died in hospital two hours after he suffered multiple stab wounds in a brawl which also left a 19-year-old in a critical condition. Police were called to a KFC restaurant in Northfield, Birmingham, shortly after 5pm yesterday after reports of a stabbing. When officers arrived they found a 19-year-old with stab wounds in a barber shop being tended to by customers. A murder investigation has been launched and police were alerted to the fact that Mr Mbye had been dropped off outside Queen Elizabeth Hospital in a white Audi which then sped off. The car was later found by police abandoned in Hickman Gardens, Ladywood. An 18-year-old man from Birmingham has been arrested on suspicion of murder and remains in police custody. Detectives believe a group of other men were involved and are trying to identify them. Forensic teams have sealed off part of Bristol Road South in order to search for clues. Tributes for the 18-year-old from the Lee Bank area have been flooding in with many describing it as a 'tragic loss of life'. Dee Webb said: 'Awful news..what is happening to our children..another mother is grieving today for her son..This has got to stop..my thoughts are with you all...r.i.p.' And Liz Goodman said: 'What a terrible thing to happen and what a waste of a life. Rip to young Sheriff & thoughts are with his family & friends.'' Tracie Coles said: 'So sad, RIP. This knife crime is getting worse another life taken too soon.'' Police were called to a KFC restaurant (pictured) in Northfield, Birmingham, shortly after 5pm yesterday after reports of a stabbing . When officers arrived they found a 19-year-old with stab wounds in a barber shop being tended to by customers . A post mortem will take place later today to determine the precise cause of death. Detective Inspector Harry Harrison, from West Midlands Police said: 'My condolences go to the family of Sheriff who are heartbroken at losing their loved one. 'I would like to reassure them that many people who were in the area at the time responded admirably to the terrible situation which confronted them. Both victims were tended to, details of possible people or vehicles involved were relayed to police and vital clues were guarded. Their assistance has been invaluable to our investigation. Detectives believe a group of other men were involved and are currently trying to identify them . 'I'd also thank those people who have helped us so far and ask that others follow their lead by doing the right thing. If you were in the area at the time, and you have not yet spoken to police, please do so now. 'You may have seen the actual stabbings or the argument and scuffle beforehand. You could have possibly seen the Audi arriving at the scene or racing away after the attack. If you did, you need to call us immediately. 'This will have been a very frightening situation to witness but we are very experienced at supporting people who are worried about giving information.' Anyone with relevant information should call police on 101. Information can also be passed anonymously via the independent charity Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111. Sorry we are not currently accepting comments on this article.
Sheriff Mbye, 18, died in hospital  after being stabbed outside a KFC . A 19-year-old suffered serious stab wounds and is in a critical condition . Police are trying to trace a 'number of men' as part of murder investigation . An 18-year-old from Birmingham has been arrested on suspicion of murder .