Man Stabbed in Broad Daylight Outside National Theatre
A man in his twenties was stabbed on the terraces of the Royal National Theatre, near Waterloo Bridge, shocking tourists and locals alike. The attack happened just after 4pm on Sunday afternoon, sparking a heavy emergency response.
Emergency Teams Rush to Scene on Southbank
London’s Air Ambulance and London Ambulance Service were on site quickly, with armed police and fire engines swarming the busy Southbank area. Eyewitnesses described a chaotic scene as medics treated the victim and police set up a crime scene around the terrace.
Police Open Investigation – No Arrests Yet
The Metropolitan Police confirmed they were called to Upper Ground, Lambeth at 3.59pm after reports of a stabbing. A statement said:
“Officers, London Air Ambulance, and London Ambulance Service attended and found a man in his twenties suffering from a stab injury. He has been taken to a central London hospital. A full update on his injuries awaits. No arrests have been made. Enquiries continue.”
Crime Scene Still Active as Police Probe Incident
Police remain at the scene, urging anyone with information to come forward. The seriousness of the victim’s injuries has not yet been confirmed. The stabbing has left the popular theatre district on high alert amid fears for public safety.
