Murder investigation launched after man stabbed in north-west London | EUROtoday

A homicide investigation has been launched after a 40-year-old man was fatally stabbed in a north-west London flat.

Officers have been referred to as to the condo in Tollgate House, Tollgate Gardens, Maida Vale at about 9.40pm on Friday, the Metropolitan Police mentioned.

The man was handled on the scene for stab wounds by the London Ambulance Service. He was taken to hospital the place he died.

Police say no arrests have been made and the person’s subsequent of kin have been knowledgeable and are being supported by specialist officers.

Detective Chief Inspector Matthew Denby, from Specialist Crime South, who’s main the investigation mentioned: “My thoughts are with the victim’s family at this unimaginably difficult time. Our investigation is continuing at pace as we work to establish the full circumstances around this incident.

“Were you in the area or on Tollgate Gardens on Friday, 19 December? Do you have any mobile phone or dash cam footage of individuals in the area around the time of the incident?

“If so, please come forward and speak to police. I would also like to thank members of the local community for their patience while our enquiries are ongoing, a number of cordons remain in place.”

Officers urge anybody with info to name 101 quoting CAD 8182/19DEC25.

It comes as police launched a separate homicide investigation after a person was shot useless in London final evening.

The 55-year-old sufferer died on the scene on West End Close in Stonebridge, Brent, regardless of the efforts of police and paramedics to save lots of his life.

Officers have been referred to as at 9.35pm on Friday evening, with no arrests made by Saturday afternoon.

Detective Chief Inspector Neil John from the Met’s specialist crime group mentioned: “There’s no doubt this incident will cause concern in the local community and more widely, but we have increased patrols in the area.

“I’d wish to reassure the general public that our investigation stays a precedence.”