Man in his thirties is stabbed in 1.30am fight in Camden – just hours after 16-year-old was knifed in Lawless London and police launched capital’s 101st murder investigation
- A man, believed to be in his 30s, was fighting for his life after being stabbed
- The victim suffered life-threatening injuries in a 1.30am fight in Camden Town
- On Monday a 16-year-old boy was stabbed in broad daylight in Walthamstow
- Met police launched its 101st murder probe over a fatal stabbing in Deptford over the weekend
A man was left fighting for his life after being stabbed in a street fight in the early hours of this morning.
Police rushed to the scene of the altercation at the Arlington Road junction with Jamestown Road in Camden, London around 1.30am.
The victim, believed to be in his 30s, was suffering from life-threatening stab wounds and he was rushed to a north London hospital. As of this morning, his injuries are no longer life-threatening.
Police remain at the scene and enquiries are ongoing. No arrests have been made yet.
A man was left fighting for his life after being stabbed in a street fight in Camden in the early hours of this morning
Police rushed to the scene of the altercation at the Arlington Road junction with Jamestown Road in Camden Town, London around 1.30am
The stabbing comes hours after a 16-year-old was stabbed in broad daylight on Monday in Walthamstow, London.
The teen was rushed to hospital after the incident.
His injuries aren’t life changing or threatening and no arrests have been made yet in the case.
Over the weekend, a man in his twenties was stabbed to death next to an anti-knife crime poster, becoming the subject of London’s 101st murder investigation this year.
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Tuesday’s victim, believed to be in his 30s, was suffering from life-threatening stab injures and he was rushed to a north London hospital
Police remain at the scene and enquiries are ongoing. No arrests have been made yet
Police and paramedics were scrambled to Creek Road in Deptford, south east London just before midnight.
They found a young man with stab wounds next to an anti-knife campaign poster on the side of a bus stop.
The victim, believed to be 22, was taken to a hospital in south London but he was pronounced dead at 12.40am.
His death came just days after police announced their 100th murder probe in the capital this year after Carole Harrison, 73, was found dead at home in Teddington, south west London.
Met Police said a 16-year-old was rushed to hospital after a stabbing in Walthamstow (pictured) on Monday afternoon
Over the weekend, a man in his twenties was stabbed to death next to an anti-knife crime poster, becoming the subject of London’s 101st murder investigation this year. Pictured: Scene
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