A person has been stabbed to death in east London whereas another was found with knife wounds.
The Met Police mentioned tonight officers have been known as to Lea Bridge Road, Leyton, to experiences of a stabbing at 5.20pm.
Paramedics from London Ambulance Service pronounced a male useless on the scene, a pressure spokesman mentioned.
No additional particulars, together with the person’s age, have been revealed.
A second sufferer was found with “extreme cuts to his palms”.
No arrests have been made, with enquiries ongoing, they confirmed.
A police cordon is in place with close by roads closed
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Road closures stay are in place in the realm.
Photos present patrol automobiles parked on the scene with officers behind a cordon.
The pressure mentioned in an announcement: “Officers have been known as to Lea Bridge Road, E17 at 17:20hrs on Wednesday, 17 March to experiences of a stabbing.
Enquiries are ongoing
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Police patrol automobiles can be seen
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“Officers and the London Ambulance service (LAS) attended.
“A male – no additional particulars – was pronounced useless on the scene.
“Whilst on the scene, a second sufferer was recognized. He is reported to have extreme cuts to his palms.
“Road closures are in place in the realm.
No arrests have been made
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“No arrest have been made. Enquiries are ongoing.”
Taking to Twitter, one individual mentioned: Witnesses reported a number of police exercise in the realm.
One tweeted: “I used to be shocked when officer mentioned it was a stabbing.”
Witnesses are being urged to contact Police on 101 quoting: CAD 5697/17MAR.
It comes after two different males have been taken to hospital with stab wounds following an incident below three miles away in Stratford.
Newham MPS tweeted officers responded to experiences at 7.05pm after being stabbed in Major Road.
“Police have been known as at 19:05hrs to experiences of a stabbing in Major Road, #Stratford,” the tweet mentioned.
“Two males have been taken to hospital. Injuries not thought to be life-threatening. No arrests to this point. Anybody with data is requested to name 101 and quote reference CAD 6599/17Mar.”
