Two men stabbed minutes apart in Plaistow
London Ambulance Service attended two incidents on Pelly Road and Dimsdale Walk on 28 October 2026.
Incident → evidence → outcomeTwo men were taken to hospital following separate stabbing incidents in Plaistow, Newham, on the evening of 28 October 2026. The London Ambulance Service was first alerted to a stabbing report on Pelly Road just before 7:50 pm.
Emergency services deployed two ambulance crews, paramedics in fast response cars, an incident response officer, and a trauma team from London's Air Ambulance, which attended by car. A male victim received treatment at the scene before being transported to a major trauma centre.
Seven minutes later, the London Ambulance Service received a report of a second injured person on Dimsdale Walk, an area less than a mile from Pelly Road. An ambulance crew and paramedics were dispatched to this second incident.
A second male victim was treated at the scene and subsequently taken to a major trauma centre as a priority. Officials have not yet confirmed the ages or specific conditions of either victim. It remains unclear if the two incidents are being treated as linked by the Metropolitan Police Service.
Questions this report answers
01When and where did the stabbings occur?
The incidents took place on the evening of 28 October 2026. The first occurred on Pelly Road, Plaistow, just before 7:50 pm, and the second was reported on Dimsdale Walk approximately seven minutes later, less than a mile away.
02Were the victims seriously injured?
Both victims were male and were treated at the scene before being taken to a major trauma centre. However, officials have not confirmed the specific conditions or ages of the individuals involved.
03Are the two stabbings connected?
It is currently unclear if the two incidents are being treated as linked by the Metropolitan Police Service. Further details are awaited from the police regarding the ongoing investigation.
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