A man is in a critical condition and a teenage boy has been arrested following an alleged stabbing in Sydney’s inner west.
Police said that about 10.45pm on Thursday, emergency services were called to a park on Chapman Road in Annandale – near the Tramsheds food and shopping complex – following reports of an assault.
One man is in a critical condition and a teenage boy has been arrested following an alleged stabbing in a popular park in Sydney’s inner west.Credit: Nine News
There officers found six men with a range of injuries, all six of whom were treated by NSW Ambulance paramedics. One of the men, 21, was taken in a critical condition to Royal Prince Alfred Hospital where he is being treated for stab injuries.
Two further men were taken to the same hospital, while another two were taken to St Vincent’s Hospital. A sixth man did not need to be taken to hospital.
Police were told the men were approached and allegedly assaulted by a group of four males, who were not known to them, following an argument.
Nine News reported that several bikes, including a food delivery bike, were left at the scene in the popular public park.
Police established a crime scene and have commenced an investigation into the incident.
They later arrested a 15-year-old boy in Annandale about 12.15am on Friday. He was taken to Newtown Police Station. A manhunt is under way for the other men allegedly involved in the incident.
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