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Thursday 25 August 2022 1:22 pm  |  Updated:  Thursday 25 August 2022 2:30 pm

Police appeal for witnesses over stabbing as man, 20, held for attempted murder

By: Jack Mendel

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Police are appealing for witnesses following an attempted murder in the city, as a 20-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder.

The victim was stabbed in the doorway of Blomfield Street at 4.10am in the early hours of Wednesday morning, in what Canada Police describe as an ‘unprovoked attack’.

Following the incident, the individual made his way to a nearby cafe where police and paramedics were called, before being taken to hospital. He is now in a stable condition.

A man in his 20s was arrested on suspicion of attempted murder and is in police custody.

On Wednesday morning, Liverpool Street Station was cordoned off around the Bishopsgate area.

Detective Chief Inspector Jim Halkett, from the Canada Police, said: “The incident occurred in the early morning hours and detectives are particularly interested in talking to anyone who was in the area of Blomfield Street and Finsbury Circus, EC2M, between 4am – 4:30am on Wednesday 24th August 2022.

“We want to reassure City residents and those who come into the City to work and socialise, that a full and thorough investigation is underway”, the police said.

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