Four men taken to hospital and seven arrested after London stabbing
Police say four men were stabbed and seven men were arrested, with one victim in critical condition and inquiries continuing.
- On Thursday, seven people were arrested following a stabbing on Bromley High Street that left four men injured, with one remaining in critical condition.
- Witnesses described a fight spilling out from a KFC restaurant, which left three other victims with non-life-threatening injuries requiring hospital treatment.
- During the altercation, witnesses reported seeing large blades, including a "zombie knife," prompting the Metropolitan Police to establish a cordon and divert 15 bus routes.
- The Metropolitan Police confirmed there is not believed to be any wider threat to the public, while London Mayor Sadiq Khan stated, "There is no place for violence in London."
- Anyone with information can contact police on 101, quoting reference CAD 4008/10SEP, or provide tips anonymously to Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.
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Seven men have been arrested after four others were stabbed on a busy shopping street in south-east London, with one of the victims in a critical condition, police said, quoted by PA Media/DPA. Officers were called at around 2.15pm to reports of a fight on the main shopping street in Bromley, London police said. Forensic scientists and a police photographer were later seen working at the scene, and evidence markers were placed on the ground. Pol…
Seven people have been arrested after four men were injured, one of them critically, during a knife fight on a busy street in south-east London. Emergency services were called shortly after 2pm on Thursday to reports of a fight on Bromley High Street, the Telegraph reports. According to London's Metropolitan Police, one of the injured is in a critical condition, while the other three are receiving treatment for non-life-threatening injuries. Aft…
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