Friends “hard” by death in Irvine Beach Sting

Tributes were paid to a 16-year-old boy who died at the Irvine Beach at the Irvine Beach at the weekend.

Kayden Moy from East Kilbride was in a fault with a large group of teenagers on Saturday at 6:45 p.m. He died in the hospital on Sunday.

The teenager previously played for Football Club Busby AFC, which said his death “all hit hard”.

Police Sottland said that a 17-year-old boy was arrested because of the incident.

The troop said that on Saturday there was a large number of people on Ayrshire Beach – one of the warmest days of the year in Scotland – and may have made the incident.

Busby AFC said it started a donation for Kayden's family.

In an explanation it said: “The club was destroyed to find out that Kayden Moy had recently lost his life after being the victim of a knife attack.

“Kayden has hired in our youth for several years and it all hit hard.

“We are aware that nothing will ever replace a person's lives, but we hope that Kayden's family will help this extremely difficult time.”

On Sunday, Kayden's father Paul called his son “my best friend” in a contribution on social media.

He wrote: “My firstborn son, my big boy, my best friend, my captain, my everything, you can easily rest, my boy.”

Social media contributions stated that dozens of teenagers were among those who witnessed the incident at the Irvine Beach.

Members of the public with information about death are asked to contact police details in Scotland.