Security Guard Knocked Out in Shocking Westfield Brawl

A security guard was left unconscious after a violent altercation at Westfield Shopping Centre in Stratford, London, earlier today. Shoppers fled in panic as chaos erupted inside the busy mall.

Violence Erupts Near Store Entrance

The guard, known only as Raja, was attacked while trying to break up a dispute by one of the entrances. Witnesses say the fight escalated quickly, catching everyone off guard.

“It happened so fast. Raja was just doing his job, trying to calm things down, then suddenly he was on the floor. It was terrifying,” said one shocked shopper.

Emergency Response and Hospitalisation

Paramedics rushed to the scene, treating Raja’s head injuries before whisking him to hospital. He was unconscious at first but later regained consciousness during medical care. His current condition remains unknown.

“The emergency response was fast and professional. They made sure everyone was safe while treating the guard,” noted another eyewitness.

Police Probe Underway, No Arrests Yet

The Metropolitan Police are investigating the assault. Officers are examining CCTV footage and appealing for witnesses.

“We are probing an assault at Westfield Stratford where a security guard was knocked out. We urge anyone with information to get in touch,” said a Met Police source.

Westfield Stratford management expressed their concern: “The safety of our staff and shoppers is our priority. We’re cooperating fully with police and send our thoughts to the injured guard and his family.”

Call for Witnesses

Anyone who saw the incident is urged to contact the Metropolitan Police on 101, quoting the reference number. You can also report anonymously via Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.

In the wake of the attack, Westfield Stratford has ramped up security patrols to keep shoppers and staff safe during busy hours.

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