Hayes Stabbing Arrest
Police arrest 44-year-old man after woman dies, man injured in Hayes stabbing
Key Points
Police quickly located a 44-year-old man matching the suspect's description nearby and arrested him on suspicion of murder and possession of a bladed article in a public place.
In at least one report, the condition of the male stabbing victim is described as unknown.
The incident occurred on Uxbridge Road in Hayes and was reported to have happened around 7.55am, with multiple outlets citing that precise time.
Authorities have provided a tip line and reference number for reporting information: call 101 with reference 2501/12JUL, or use Crimestoppers for anonymous tips.
A 24-year-old woman was stabbed to death and a man in his 20s was seriously injured in a double stabbing on Uxbridge Road in Hayes, west London, on Sunday morning, according to AOL News and Yahoo News. Police were called at around 7.55am. The woman was pronounced dead at the scene.
A 44-year-old man was arrested nearby on suspicion of murder and possession of a bladed article, Daily Star reported. He was also treated in hospital after jumping from a window to flee the scene.
Suspect Jumped From Window Before Being Caught
After the stabbings, the suspect fled by jumping from a window, Head Topics reported. Officers quickly found a 44-year-old man nearby whose description matched that of the suspect. Police arrested him on two counts: suspicion of murder and possession of a bladed article in a public place.
The man was taken to hospital to be treated for injuries linked to the window jump. Daily Star reported he remains in hospital care. The male stabbing victim was found outside with stab wounds, and his condition is listed as unknown.
No Wider Threat, But Police Presence Will Increase
Detective Chief Inspector Allam Bhangoo led the police response. He said there is "no believed wider threat to the public" at this time. Bhangoo urged anyone who saw something to come forward quickly.
Police said their inquiries are still in the early stages. Residents near Uxbridge Road should expect a heavier police presence in the coming days, AOL News reported. Officers are working to build a full picture of what happened before 8am on Sunday.
How to Share Information With Police
Investigators are asking anyone with details about the attack to get in touch. The Metropolitan Police have given a specific reference number to use when calling: 2501/12JUL. People can call 101 with that number to speak to officers directly.
Those who want to stay anonymous can contact Crimestoppers instead. Crimestoppers is a UK charity that takes tips without recording who called. Daily Star noted the tip line is open now as the investigation continues.
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