Bloodbath on Abbeywood BP Forecourt After Brutal Knife Attack
Police slammed shut the BP Garage and Harrow Manor Way in Abbeywood, South East London, after a shocking late-night stabbing on Tuesday. This marks the second knife attack in the area within days, sending shockwaves through the community.
Man Staggers to Petrol Station After Knife Assault
A man in his forties was viciously stabbed nearby and managed to stagger to the BP petrol station’s night pay window, leaving a trail of blood. Witnesses describe gruesome bloodstains splattered across the forecourt.
One employee said, “A fight broke out, then a man was stabbed. He came over asking me to call an ambulance. He looked in a pretty bad way.”
Emergency Services Descend in Force
Officers from Greenwich rapidly cordoned off the scene, putting the area into lockdown. Paramedics treated the victim on-site before rushing him to hospital. Police told the petrol station staff to remain closed amid the investigation.
A Met Police spokesperson confirmed:
The London Ambulance Service alerted police just before 11.30pm on Tuesday, 21 July, of a man with stab injuries on Harrow Manor Way, SE2. The man was found near the petrol station, though the attack likely happened nearby. His injuries aren’t believed to be life-threatening. No arrests yet; inquiries ongoing.
If you have information, call police on 101 quoting CAD9239/21JUL202, or contact Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111.
Knife Crime Surge: Second Mass Stabbing Hours Earlier
The horror comes just hours after two men and a boy, aged 14, 18, and 19, were stabbed by a masked gang at the Abbeywood Arms pub. All victims were hospitalised following the violent attack, sparking fears of escalating knife crime in Abbeywood.
