Surrey Police are appealing for information after a teenage boy was stabbed outside a Greggs bakery on Staines Road, Sunbury.
The incident occurred around 3:20 PM on Wednesday, leaving the community shocked and authorities urging witnesses to come forward.
The teenage victim was swiftly taken to the hospital for medical treatment following the stabbing and has since been discharged. Police are working to identify the attackers and gather evidence related to the case.
Authorities have released descriptions of the two suspects involved:
The first suspect is described as a white male of slim build, wearing dark clothing, a face covering, and a hood, and was seen riding a dark-coloured bicycle.
The second suspect is also described as a male of slim build, dressed in dark clothing, with a face covering and a hat.
Surrey Police have assured the public that they are conducting a thorough investigation. Officers are examining CCTV footage from the area and speaking to potential witnesses.
The stabbing has raised concerns about youth violence in the area. Local residents have expressed unease, with some calling for increased police patrols and preventative measures to tackle knife crime.
Knife crime has been a growing concern across the UK in recent years, particularly among young people. According to Home Office data, knife-related offences have risen significantly, with many incidents occurring in public spaces.
Campaigns aimed at reducing knife crime, such as Operation Sceptre, have been launched nationwide to tackle the issue through education, prevention, and enforcement.
