Armed police officers flooded a city street following a stabbing incident involving a teenager who was left in critical condition this afternoon.
The incident occurred around 4.10pm in an alleyway near the Abraham Moss tram stop in the Cheetham Hill area of Manchester, where a 15-year-old boy was attacked with a knife. The victim sustained severe injuries, described by the police as potentially life-threatening, and was rushed to the hospital for treatment.
The scene was attended by multiple ambulances, police vehicles, and a police helicopter providing support. Greater Manchester Police confirmed that investigations are currently underway.
Forensic officers were observed documenting the area within the cordoned-off zone, collecting evidence and conducting meticulous searches of the alleyway. Markers were placed on the ground to highlight specific findings.
Sergeant Anthony Dickinson, representing GMP’s North District, reported that the stabbing incident took place on Woodlands Road at approximately 4:10pm. He emphasized the seriousness of the situation, stating that the teenage victim was stabbed in the leg and is in critical condition at the hospital. Increased police presence in the vicinity aims to gather information, reassure the community, and address any concerns.
In response to the incident, Greater Manchester Police implemented a Section 60 order until 10am on Wednesday to authorize officers to conduct stop and search operations within the designated area and timeframe.
Recent reports indicated that a 15-year-old boy was stabbed in an alleyway on Woodlands Road in Cheetham Hill. Forensic teams are currently present at the location following the stabbing incident.
The Manchester Evening News revealed that the 15-year-old victim sustained severe injuries from the knife attack. As of now, no arrests have been made, and police investigations continue.
Residents in the area expressed concerns about the frequency of knife-related incidents, with one individual stating that similar incidents have occurred recently. Witnesses recounted the event, highlighting the swift response of emergency services and the victim being taken to the hospital.
Woodlands Road has been partially cordoned off near the alleyway where the attack occurred. The incident involved a teenage boy near the Abraham Moss tram stop, prompting a significant emergency response with ambulances and police vehicles on site.
The tram stop’s adjacent alleyway has also been cordoned off, with a notable police presence outside the nearby leisure center.
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