Three people are stabbed near Harrow underground station after teenagers seen ‘with a machete’

Three men have been stabbed near Harrow underground station during rush hour on Wednesday after teenagers were seen running with a machete, according to police.

Police said they received reports of a stabbing and were called to Harrow on the Hill ‘near the underground station and the bus station’.

Officers attended along with paramedics from London Ambulance Service, who found three males with stab wounds.

‘[I] saw loads of teenagers running around in Harrow bus station with a machete,’ said a bystander, according to Harrow Online.

Paramedics treated the men at the scene and took them to hospital. The condition of two of the men is assessed as non-life threatening, the police said in a statement.

Three men have been stabbed near Harrow underground station during rush hour on Wednesday. The police are pictured at the scene. Picture taken from harrowonline.org

 A crime scene has been put in place while enquiries continue, a police statement said

Three men appear to have been injured in the underground station, and the MET are referring the case to British Transport Police

Two of the males with the minor injuries were arrested at the scene. One of them has been taken into custody. 

‘We were later called at 5:25pm to reports of an incident on St Anns Road, Harrow, HA1 1HS,’ said LAS in a statement.

‘We sent two ambulance crews to the scene. We treated two people at the scene, before taking them to hospital.’

The three men appear to have been injured in the underground station, and the MET are referring the case to British Transport Police.

A crime scene has been put in place while enquiries continue, the statement concluded.

MailOnline has reached out to emergency services for more information. 

Police were called to Harrow on the Hill at 17.18hrs on Wednesday, 9 November to reports of a stabbing. Officers attended along with paramedics from London Ambulance Service (LAS). Three males were found with stab wounds