Police appeal after teenager stabbed in Milton Keynes car park
Police is appealing for witnesses after a teenager was stabbed in a car park Milton Keynes.
The appeal relates to an offence that happened between 11pm and 11.45pm on Sunday (10/2). At the time, the victim was outside the Odeon cinema in the MK Stadium car park.
He was approached by a man who spoke to the victim and then struck him in the face.
A group of up to nine men then approached the victim, who ran towards the large car park near TGI Fridays where he was knocked to the ground.
The group then set upon the victim, who curled up to protect himself.
Following the attack, the group ran off in different directions, and the victim then noticed that he had been stabbed.
The victim, who is 18, was taken to the Milton Keynes University Hospital where he was treated for a number of puncture wounds to his body, and has since been discharged.
The offenders are all described as black males, but no further description is available.
Investigating officer Detective Constable Steven Chapman said, “This was a nasty attack carried out by a number of individuals.
“Although this occurred close to midnight on Sunday, I believe that many people will have witnessed this incident, and I am urging people to contact police.
“If anybody has dash-cam footage of the incident, please also get in touch.
“I believe that the offenders may have been using a black BMW, a silver Mercedes and an Astra of an unknown colour.”
Anybody with any information can assist police with their inquiries by calling the 24-hour non-emergency number 101, quoting reference number 43190043654.
Alternatively, witnesses can also assist police with their inquiries by calling Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111 or reporting it online on the Thames Valley Police website.