Police have initiated an investigation following a distressing incident that unfolded on Thursday evening. At around 6 pm, authorities received a call reporting a violent assault in Laburnum Road. According to reports, a man in his 20s had suffered stab wounds during the assault, and his injuries are considered life-threatening. Immediate medical attention was provided, and he was transported to the hospital for treatment.
In response to the emergency, the Hampshire and Isle of Wight Air Ambulance also rushed to the scene to assist in the medical response.
Officers are actively conducting inquiries at the scene and within the surrounding area as they work to gather crucial information regarding the incident. The circumstances surrounding the assault are currently under investigation.
Authorities are urging anyone with knowledge or details related to this incident to come forward and speak with officers in the area. Individuals can also contact the police by dialing 101 and quoting reference number 44230439124. Alternatively, information can be submitted online via the official police website.
For those who wish to provide information anonymously, the independent charity Crimestoppers offers a confidential reporting avenue. They can be reached at 0800 555 111, or information can be submitted via their anonymous online form.
Additionally, in response to a recent serious assault that occurred in the Daisy Dip area of Southampton, the police have implemented additional stop and search powers. These powers, granted under Section 60 of the Criminal Justice and Public Order Act 1994, will cover the designated location indicated in the accompanying map and will remain in effect until 8 am on Friday, October 27.
Acting Inspector Mark Kingston commented on the situation, saying, “You can expect to see an increased police presence in the area as officers follow every line of enquiry available in relation to the assault. Teams will also be undertaking proactive patrols through the night and making use of Stop and Search powers.”
He further explained that Section 60 powers can be applied in areas where serious violence has occurred or is anticipated. These powers enable officers to conduct stop and search procedures within a specified location without the usual constraints of regular stop and search protocols.
Inspector Kingston reassured the community, stating, “We understand that this type of violence can cause particular concern to communities. Please be reassured that enquiries are being progressed as a priority, and we will have a number of officers in the area who are approachable if you have any concerns or any information about the incident that has occurred this evening.”
In response to the emergency, the Hampshire and Isle of Wight Air Ambulance also rushed to the scene to assist in the medical response.
Officers are actively conducting inquiries at the scene and within the surrounding area as they work to gather crucial information regarding the incident. The circumstances surrounding the assault are currently under investigation.
Authorities are urging anyone with knowledge or details related to this incident to come forward and speak with officers in the area. Individuals can also contact the police by dialing 101 and quoting reference number 44230439124. Alternatively, information can be submitted online via the official police website.
For those who wish to provide information anonymously, the independent charity Crimestoppers offers a confidential reporting avenue. They can be reached at 0800 555 111, or information can be submitted via their anonymous online form.
Additionally, in response to a recent serious assault that occurred in the Daisy Dip area of Southampton, the police have implemented additional stop and search powers. These powers, granted under Section 60 of the Criminal Justice and Public Order Act 1994, will cover the designated location indicated in the accompanying map and will remain in effect until 8 am on Friday, October 27.
Acting Inspector Mark Kingston commented on the situation, saying, “You can expect to see an increased police presence in the area as officers follow every line of enquiry available in relation to the assault. Teams will also be undertaking proactive patrols through the night and making use of Stop and Search powers.”
He further explained that Section 60 powers can be applied in areas where serious violence has occurred or is anticipated. These powers enable officers to conduct stop and search procedures within a specified location without the usual constraints of regular stop and search protocols.
Inspector Kingston reassured the community, stating, “We understand that this type of violence can cause particular concern to communities. Please be reassured that enquiries are being progressed as a priority, and we will have a number of officers in the area who are approachable if you have any concerns or any information about the incident that has occurred this evening.”
