In a distressing turn of events, a stabbing incident in Hoe Street, E17, has left four individuals injured. London Ambulance Service received an emergency call at 9.22 pm on Sunday evening alerting them to the incident involving multiple victims.

Stabbing Incident In Hoe Street, Walthamstow E17 Leaves Four Injured And Rushed To Hospital

Upon receiving the call, officers from the Metropolitan Police rushed to the scene to investigate and provide assistance.

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When they arrived, they found three men who had sustained stab injuries. Swift action was taken, and paramedics promptly administered initial medical treatment at the scene. Following their initial assessment, the three injured men were transported to a nearby hospital for further medical attention.

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Additionally, a fourth man was discovered at the scene, also suffering from stab injuries. Like the others, he was provided with immediate care before being transported to a hospital to receive medical treatment.

Stabbing Incident In Hoe Street, Walthamstow E17 Leaves Four Injured And Rushed To Hospital

As of now, the specific details regarding the condition of the injured individuals remain pending. Updates on their well-being are awaited as medical professionals continue to assess and attend to their injuries.

In response to the incident, a designated crime scene has been established by Police to conduct a thorough investigation into the circumstances surrounding the stabbings. At this stage of the inquiry, no arrests have been made

A London Ambulance Service spokesperson said:  

“We were called at 9:21pm on Sunday 5 November to reports of an incident on Hoe Street, E17.  

“We sent a number of resources to the scene including five ambulance crews, two incident response officers and members of our tactical response unit. We also dispatched London’s Air Ambulance. 

“We treated four patients at the scene and took them all to a major trauma centre as a priority.”  

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