Overview
- A man in his 30s was stabbed on Greek Street in Soho on Thursday, July 23 and was treated by paramedics before being taken to a major trauma centre with a leg wound that is not thought to be life‑threatening.
- London Ambulance Service said crews, a fast response paramedic and an incident response officer were sent to the scene and the patient was prioritised to hospital.
- Police established a cordon around Manette/Greek Street and officers remain in the area while the Metropolitan Police say urgent enquiries are ongoing and no arrests have been made so far.
- The attack happened near a crowded pop‑up event that attracted large numbers of people and footage on social media appears to show the assault and the man being stretchered into an ambulance.
- Witness videos and bystanders’ accounts are likely to assist investigations and the Met’s continued patrols aim to reassure visitors and local residents as detectives follow urgent lines of inquiry.