A SCHOOLBOY has been rushed to hospital after being stabbed repeatedly by a knife gang in an Asda car park. The boy, 13, is said to be in a serious but stable condition after the knife attack at 7pm last night in Longsight, Manchester. Police said four men, armed with large bladed weapons, were seen […]
A SCHOOLBOY has been rushed to hospital after being stabbed repeatedly by a knife gang in an Asda car park.
The boy, 13, is said to be in a serious but stable condition after the knife attack at 7pm last night in Longsight, Manchester.
A 13-year-old was repeatedly stabbed last night in a car park[/caption] The boy is said to be in a serious but stable condition[/caption] No arrests have been made related to last night’s attack[/caption]Police said four men, armed with large bladed weapons, were seen to approach the boy before attacking him and fleeing.
All four men are described as wearing dark tracksuits with hoods.
Police said one of the men was described as wearing a black gilet over his tracksuit with the hood up.
The tracksuit had the adidas white stripes on the arms and legs and he had a Gucci bag across his body. He was wearing a black face mask with a black and white patterned bandana on his head.
No arrests have currently been made and enquiries are ongoing.
A cordon remains in place today whilst enquiries are carried out at the scene.
Detective Inspector Daniel Hadfield: “This incident was nothing short of shocking. A 13-year-old boy has suffered some very serious injuries at the hands of four men, and we’re doing everything we can to trace those responsible.
“I understand incidents like this cause concern within the community but I want to stress that we have a team of detectives carrying out several lines of enquiry including area searches and CCTV analysis.”
He added: “Our thoughts are very much with the boy and his family as he recovers in hospital.”
Anyone with information should call police on 0161 856 4409 or 101 quoting incident number 2457 of 30/01/2021, or the independent charity Crimestoppers, anonymously, on 0800 555 111.