BREAKING: ‘Stabbing’ outside Home Office as armed police swoop on area
A man has been stabbed outside theThe victim is believed to have gone inside the government building for help.Pictures from the scene show paramedics helping a man in a suit with blood on his stomach.
‘Some time later a gentleman with quite a bloodied face and with dressing pressed into his face was escorted out of the Home Office by paramedics,’ said Mr Milner, who works nearby for the Centre for Policy Studies think-tank.A man was seen with a bloodied stomach A police officer in the doorway of a government building in Marsham Street ‘He was quiet and walking on his own feet, not being physically supported,’ he added.
She said the victim was a man who appeared to be in his 50s and was not wearing a shirt as he walked out with police.
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