Stabbing on Uxbridge High Street: Person taken to hospital
London's Air Ambulance landed near the scene of the incident on September 25.
Incident → evidence → outcomeA person has been taken to hospital following a stabbing on Uxbridge High Street. Paramedics were alerted to the incident just before 2.50pm on September 25. Ambulance crews and an incident response officer were dispatched to the location.
London's Air Ambulance, which provides advanced trauma care for the city's most critically ill patients, landed in the vicinity of the incident. Medical teams treated the individual at the scene before they were taken to hospital by road.
The Metropolitan Police Service has been contacted for further details regarding the stabbing.
Questions this report answers
01When and where did the stabbing occur?
The stabbing took place on Uxbridge High Street on September 25. Paramedics were alerted to the incident just before 2.50pm that day.
02Was an air ambulance involved in the incident?
Yes, London's Air Ambulance landed near the scene of the stabbing. It provides advanced trauma care for critically ill patients in the capital.
03What happened to the victim?
The victim was treated by medical teams at the scene and subsequently taken to hospital by road. Further details on their condition have not yet been released.
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