St Mary's Gate: Everything known about Sheffield stabbing as boy, 17, fights for life

Two boys are in hospital this morning, with one fighting for life

As police stand guard at the entrances to an underpass, where two teenage boys were stabbed this morning, this is everything known about the knife attack so far:

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Two boys were stabbed in the underpass at St Mary's Gate in Sheffield this morning | National World

- Police were alerted to the stabbing in the underpass at St Mary’s Gate at 6.45am today.

- Two boys, both aged 17, were injured in the stabbing.

- They were attacked by two “unknown offenders”.

- One boy suffered stab wounds to his lower back and hands. He was taken to hospital where he remains in a life-threatening condition. The second victim was assaulted with a weapon and suffered minor injuries. He was also been taken to hospital.  

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A boy, 17, suffered life threatening injuries in a stabbing in Sheffield this morning | National World

- The crime scene is cordoned off and under police guard.

- It is understood that no arrests have been made.

- Detectives investigating the stabbing want to hear from anyone who can identify those involved.

- Call South Yorkshire Police on 101 quoting incident number 165 of April 8, 2024.

 

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