Shirecliffe stabbing: Sheffield teenager taken to hospital with ‘serious’ injuries

No arrests have yet been made.
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South Yorkshire Police is investigating a stabbing in Sheffield, in which a teenage boy has suffered serious injuries. 

The force were called to reports of a stabbing at a property on Shirecliffe Road, in the Shirecliffe area of the city at 6.18am this morning, Monday March 4.

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The boy, aged 17, was taken to hospital by the ambulance service with “serious, but not life-threatening or life-altering injuries", a force spokesperson said.

Officers have closed off Shirecliffe Road between Longley Avenue West and Musgrave Road after a teenager suffered 'serious' injuries in a stabbing. Photo: Ollie PottsOfficers have closed off Shirecliffe Road between Longley Avenue West and Musgrave Road after a teenager suffered 'serious' injuries in a stabbing. Photo: Ollie Potts
Officers have closed off Shirecliffe Road between Longley Avenue West and Musgrave Road after a teenager suffered 'serious' injuries in a stabbing. Photo: Ollie Potts

Part of Shirecliffe Road is currently cordoned off between Longley Avenue West and Musgrave Road while officers complete their work.

The road remains closed off as of 12.30pm.

A spokesperson added: “No arrests have currently been made in connection and enquiries remain ongoing.”