South East London is reeling after a brutal five-day knife crime spree has left one dead and several injured. Police are in full scramble mode as arrests mount and a murder probe gets underway, sending shockwaves from Deptford to Elephant and Castle.

Teenager Slashed Outside Deptford Flats

On the evening of February 20, a teen was viciously attacked outside flats on Woodpecker Road near Desmond Street, Deptford. Emergency crews rushed him to hospital, but his condition remains unclear as police launch a full-scale investigation.

Two Men Stabbed in Peckham Horror

Just hours later at 9:15am on February 21, two men were slashed on Peckham High Street. A 48-year-old suffered chest wounds and remains in stable condition. His 55-year-old companion was treated and released. Officers arrested two suspects on charges of grievous bodily harm. The attack echoes last week’s deadly Peckham stabbing, which is still unsolved.

Police urge anyone with info to call 101 quoting CAD1867/21Feb.

Murder Fatality Shocks Wimbledon

In the early hours of February 22, tragedy struck at Wimbledon Broadway when 40-year-old Luke Brereton of Mitcham was fatally stabbed. Emergency teams fought to save him, but he died at the scene. His devastated family has been offered specialist support.

Anyone with information should contact police on 101 quoting CAD 7912/23Feb or call Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111.

South East London on Knife Crime Alert

This violent stabbing spree has left communities across South East London on edge. Police are desperate for witnesses to step forward to help catch those responsible and bring calm back to the streets.

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