A stabbing incident that occurred at around 4:15 PM BST on Raby Street in the Moss Side area of Manchester has left a teenage boy with life-threatening injuries. The victim has been taken to the hospital. The age of the adolescent has not yet been disclosed. The Greater Manchester Police have informed that no arrests have been made, but they have started initial inquiries and have appealed to the witnesses to come forward. They have also promised to continue providing visible reassurance in the area by adopting measures like on-foot patrol officers, vehicle patrols, and covert patrols over the coming days.
Superintendent Muzemil Kernain has expressed his understanding of the local community’s shock and informed the public of the police force’s presence in the area during the investigation. He has requested anyone with information or dashcam or mobile phone footage to submit it and assured the public that the information would be treated with the strictest confidence.
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Police investigations are still ongoing, and the case remains a high priority. Members of the public are urged to provide any information that may lead to solving the case. Residents of the neighborhood have been warned to remain vigilant and report any suspicious behavior or activity that they may see in the area
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