Greenwich stabbing: Man knifed to death in early morning attack in south east London

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Jacob Jarvis6 December 2019
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A man has died after being stabbed in south east London in the early hours of this morning.

Police and paramedics were called at 3am to reports of a stabbing.

A wounded man was found at the scene, in Bronze Street, Greenwich, and pronounced dead around half an hour later.

A crime scene is in place and enquiries are ongoing.

The man was found in Bronze Street
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No arrests have been made in connection to the incident.

The victim has not been identified and Scotland Yard said this would be done formally "in due course".

A post-mortem examination will also be conducted and work is being conducted to contact the man's family.

The incident came just hours after a fatal stabbing in north east London, when a young man was stabbed dead in broad daylight in Clarence Mews, Lower Clapton.

Anyone with information which may help the Greenwich investigation is asked to call police quoting CAD 836 / 6 Dec.

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