Daytime stabbing leads to the closure of tube station

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Daytime stabbing leads to the closure of tube station
Daytime stabbing leads to the closure of tube station

A man has been taken to hospital after a stabbing at Goldhawk Road Underground station.

The knife attack happened at 1pm this afternoon and the man’s condition is unknown.

Another man was arrested at the scene on suspicion of attempted murder.

Toman, who works at Two Wheels Only, a motorbike repair shop on the Railway Arches close by to Goldhawk Road, told Metro he saw ‘quite a few’ emergency service vehicles.

He said: ‘We are quite a distance away from where it happened but I saw a lot of blue flashing lights.

‘It is all currently cordoned off and it looks like they are still waiting for forensic officers to arrive.

‘I saw quite a few emergency service vehicles in the area, including police, ambulance and air ambulance.

‘This is the first time something like this has happened around here other than a crash that happened the other day.

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Locals told Metro that there was a large emergency service response in the area (Picture: @CrimeLdn)

‘I haven’t heard much from others about what is going on.’

A Met Police spokesperson said: ‘Police were called at approximately 13:00hrs on Wednesday, 12 February to reports of a stabbing in Goldhawk Road, W12.

‘Officers and London Ambulance Service attended and found a man suffering stab injuries. He was treated at the scene before being taken to hospital – condition awaits.

Goldhawk Road stabbing.

The man was taken to hospital but his condition is currently unknown (Picture: @CrimeLdn)

‘A man was arrested at the scene on suspicion of attempted murder.

‘A crime scene remains in place.

‘Enquiries into the circumstances continue.’

Goldhawk Road is closed both ways from A219 Shepherd’s Bush Green (Shepherd’s Bush Empire) to Richford Street. 

Buses in the area are currently on detour as well including the number 94 and 237.

James Smith

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