A teenager is receiving hospital treatment after being attacked with a knife in central Harrow.

The assault took place along Station Road, Harrow at 4.20pm on Friday (April 3).

According to reports from Harrow Online, officers from the Metropolitan Police discovered the 19-year-old victim with injuries from a bladed weapon and paramedics from the London Ambulance Service transported him to medical care.

Medics have not yet disclosed his current medical status.

Investigations are continuing and detectives have so far been unable to identify any suspects.

A representative for the Metropolitan Police informed Harrow Online that officers attended Station Road, Harrow at 16.18hrs on Friday, 3 April after receiving reports of a stabbing. Emergency responders reached the location within four minutes and discovered a 19-year-old male suffering from stab injuries, with the London Ambulance Service subsequently taking him to hospital. The force is awaiting further details regarding his condition. No individuals have been detained while inquiries remain active in these early stages. Members of the public with any knowledge, CCTV recordings or dashcam material have been asked to dial 101 and quote reference CAD 4765/3Apr, or alternatively contact the anonymous reporting service Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.

A representative for the London Ambulance Service confirmed that the service received notification at 16:22 on Friday (3 April) regarding reports of a stabbing on Station Road (HA1). Emergency resources were dispatched to the location, encompassing paramedic crews, a senior paramedic specialist, an operations manager, the Tactical Response Unit and London’s Air Ambulance. Medical personnel provided treatment to the male at the location before transferring him to a major trauma centre.