Reports of THREE Metropolitan Police Officers being stabbed whilst dealing with an incident in north London will shock the emergency services family and supporters of the emergency services.
At this stage, it is not believed that any of the injuries sustained by the officers are life-threatening.
The Daily Mail reported that officers had been sent to deal with an incident at Liverpool Road, Islington, at around 22.45 yesterday (6th October) evening.
There are conflicting reports in the mainstream media as to whether 2 or 3 officers were injured and the Met are yet to release a full statement on the horrific incident.
It has also been reported that three males were arrested at the scene in connection with the incident.
A Metropolitan Police spokeswoman told the Express.co.uk:
“Officers attended and were met with hostility.
“Three officers sustained knife wounds.”
Videos have been popping up on Twitter of police vehicles arriving at the scene but not much else is known at this stage.
The Mirror has reported that the officers had been attempted to break up a fight at a residential address when a crowd became hostile towards them.
Around 30 officers were reported to have been called to the location after the incident became a life-threatening one for the officers who were at the scene.
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MESSAGE TO MRS MAY Arm all police and increase numbers now , do something about the drugs and gangs now , not engagement enforcement , forget ex gang members . these people fall in line do what they get told to do or cop it properly OR lose the streets even more . support for officers not druggies and ex gang members , As your so financially orientated think of the savings if you shot these shitbags this would deter the untouchables
Without sounding like an old record I will say again that the next time these people are in trouble they will expect the police to help them.