A grievous bodily harm (GBH) investigation has been launched after a person was assaulted with a liquid substance at North Greenwich underground station on Saturday evening. Officers from the Metropolitan Police were called to the station following reports that an unknown substance had been thrown into a person’s face.
Emergency responders, including police, paramedics, and the London Ambulance Service, arrived swiftly at the scene to provide aid. The substance was immediately washed down by emergency personnel, ensuring the area and the victim were made safe. However, details regarding the nature of the substance and the victim’s condition have not been fully disclosed.
A GBH investigation is now underway as authorities work to gather evidence and identify potential suspects. As of now, it remains unclear if any arrests have been made in connection with the incident.
The Metropolitan Police are expected to release further details as the investigation progresses. Police have urged anyone with information related to the incident to come forward to assist in their inquiries.
This disturbing incident at North Greenwich has heightened concerns about public safety, particularly around London’s transport hubs. Police emphasize that they are treating the incident with the utmost seriousness and are committed to finding those responsible.
A Spokesman for the Met Police said: Police were called shortly before 7pm on Saturday, 9 November, to a man who had liquid thrown into his eyes. The liquid was found to be an irritant. The man was taken to hospital for treatment and his condition is not life-threatening of life-changing.
There has been no arrest.
Anyone with information is asked to call police on 101, ref 6089/09nov.
