Three Teens Stabbed in Thornton Heath Alleyway – Rushed to Hospital with Life-Changing Injuries
Triple Stabbing Shocks South London
Three teenagers were seriously stabbed in a brutal attack in Thornton Heath on Tuesday evening. Emergency services arrived swiftly at around 6:30pm to find the youths bleeding heavily in an alleyway.
Police and paramedics scrambled to the scene on Raymead Passage, the narrow walkway between Brigstock Road and Raymead Avenue, where the stabbing unfolded.
Life-Saving Treatment at the Scene
London Ambulance Service rushed three ambulance crews, an officer, and an emergency paramedic to stabilise the injured teens. All three males were conscious but critically hurt. They were quickly transported to Croydon University Hospital.
A LAS spokesman said: “We were called to London Road just after 6:35pm. Our crews treated three male patients, all conscious.”
Police Confirm Serious Injuries
A Met Police spokesperson confirmed the severity of the violence. “One victim is suffering life-threatening or life-changing injuries. Two others have potentially life-threatening or life-changing wounds,” the spokesman said.
The alleyway remains cordoned off and officers continue their investigation into the violent fight. Items left scattered along the passage tell a grim story of the chaotic attack.
