Two stabbed during dispute
Two youths were stabbed on a town centre car park in Kidderminster after an argument involving people who pulled up in two cars. Two youths were stabbed on a town centre car park in Kidderminster after an argument involving people who pulled up in two cars. The teenagers, aged 16, were chatting on the Bromsgrove Street car park at about 9pm last night, when two vehicles, a blue Ford Escort and a white Volkswagen Golf or Polo, pulled up. An argument broke out and the teenagers were stabbed with what is believed to be a knife. They were taken to the Worcestershire Royal Hospital, one with wounds to his abdomen and the other with wounds to his chest. Read the full story in the Express & Star
Two youths were stabbed on a town centre car park in Kidderminster after an argument involving people who pulled up in two cars.
The teenagers, aged 16, were chatting on the Bromsgrove Street car park at about 9pm last night, when two vehicles, a blue Ford Escort and a white Volkswagen Golf or Polo, pulled up.
An argument broke out and the teenagers were stabbed with what is believed to be a knife.
They were taken to the Worcestershire Royal Hospital, one with wounds to his abdomen and the other with wounds to his chest.
Their injuries are serious but not life-threatening.
Two youths, aged 17 and 18, from Kidderminster, were arrested on suspicion of wounding. Another 17-year-old youth was arrested on suspicion of affray.
Detective Sergeant Gerry Smith, of north Worcestershire Police, said: "This was a serious incident and had the potential to be very nasty. There were a number of young people present. We are appealing for those who have not already spoken to officers to contact us, along with anyone who has information about the white car."
Telephone 08457 444888.
