Two Boys Stabbed at Kingsbury High School — Police Launch Urgent Manhunt
Chaos erupted at Kingsbury High School in Brent after two boys were stabbed in broad daylight. The shocking attack happened just after 12:40pm, sparking a massive police response and a lockdown at the school.
Teen Suspect on the Loose
Police have identified a teenage boy as the likely attacker. He is currently at large, with officers hunting him down urgently. Detective Chief Superintendent Luke Williams said:
“We recognise this incident will cause concern. Significant resources are deployed as we hunt the suspect. Our thoughts are with the injured boys and we thank the paramedics and doctors caring for them.”
Two Victims Rushed to Hospital
The two victims, aged 12 and 13, were quickly treated on-site before being rushed to hospital. One boy was taken straight to a major trauma centre. The latest on their conditions remains unclear.
School on Lockdown but Situation ‘Under Control’
Kingsbury High School remains in lockdown with no one allowed in or out. The school released a statement to reassure parents and the community:
“A serious incident has occurred at Kingsbury High School. We are working closely with authorities. The situation is under control, and parents of affected students have been informed. We will share updates once confirmed.”
The Key Facts So Far
- Two boys stabbed at Kingsbury High, NW9.
- Victims aged 12 and 13; one in major trauma centre.
- Teenage suspect still on the run.
- School under strict lockdown.
Still Unknown
- Victims’ current conditions remain undisclosed.
- No identities released for victims or suspect.
- Details of the stabbing attack are sparse.
Stay tuned as we bring you the latest updates on this unfolding story.
