Police statement as two stabbed in London terrorist attack

Two men, aged 76 and 34, are in a stable condition in hospital after they were allegedly stabbed in Highfield Avenue in Golders Green this morning (Wednesday, April 29).

Police officers tasered and arrested a 45-year-old, whom they believed had a bomb, when they confronted him.

Following the incident this morning, Thames Valley Police’s Assistant Chief Constable Christian Bunt has made a statement.

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“We are aware of the terrorist attack in Golders Green, North London, today,” he said.

“As a result, we will be increasing our patrols to provide reassurance and support to our Jewish communities within the Thames Valley.

“Our Jewish communities and the wider public can expect to see an enhanced policing presence around key locations, including places of worship.

“This will include armed response vehicles and is standard practice in response to terrorist incidents such as this one.

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“Please do speak to our officers out and about if you have any questions, concerns or information to share.

“We are asking the public to please remain vigilant and report anything that doesn’t feel right to police via the Anti-Terrorist Hotline on 0800 789 123.

“Information that you share can make a difference, and always call 999 in an emergency.

“We are really proud that the Thames Valley is a diverse, inclusive and vibrant place, and we stand together in solidarity with all those affected by today’s news.”