14-year-old boy stabbed at Manchester shopping centre car park
Summarised from 3 outlets · Updated 17 Oct, 18:57 · Archive
A 14-year-old boy was taken to hospital with serious injuries after being stabbed in a car park at Manchester's Arndale Centre on Saturday afternoon.
Emergency services, including armed police, were called to the Arndale Centre car park in Manchester city centre at 3.20pm on Saturday, 17 October. A 14-year-old boy was taken to hospital with serious injuries following the stabbing.
Multiple Greater Manchester Police vans and cars were deployed to the scene, parked on High Street, Dantzic Street and Withy Grove. At least two armed response units and GMP's Tactical Aid Unit were also deployed. Emergency services used a lift to reach higher levels of the car park.
A witness told the Daily Mail she saw 'police cars, sirens and ambulances' in the area and vacated the location. Greater Manchester Police said enquiries into the incident are ongoing but has not confirmed whether any arrests have been made.
How it is being reported
- Armed police descend on shopping centre after boy, 14, stabbed in UK car parkTwo armed response units have been at the scene.Daily Express · 17 Oct, 20:04
- Armed police swarm Arndale shopping centre after boy, 14, 'stabbed' in car parkEmergency services attended a car park at Arndale Centre in Manchester and a teenage boy has been taken to hospital after being seriously hurtThe Mirror · 17 Oct, 18:39
- Boy, 14, is rushed to hospital after being stabbed at Manchester city centre car parkEmergency services were called to the Arndale Centre in Manchester city centre at 3.20pm on Saturday, October 17.Daily Mail · 17 Oct, 17:07
In this story: Arndale Centre · Manchester · Greater Manchester Police · High Street · Dantzic Street · Withy Grove
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