‘Serious incident’ after reported stabbing in Co-op store in Welsh village
Written by News on 05/05/2020
Four people have been taken to hospital following a reported stabbing in a Co-op store in a South Wales village.
Forensic experts have been pictured at the scene in Pen Y Graig.
Ravi Raj, 35, manager at the local post office, said he had seen people running from the Co-op, some bleeding, and that he believed that there had been a death.
He said a suspect attacked four people with a knife.
He said the scene had been blocked off quickly by police.
“The police arrested [the suspect]. I wasn’t inside the shop but I walked down the road when the people were running out so I just wanted to see what had happened,” he said.
A Welsh Ambulance Service spokesman said: “We sent one rapid response vehicle, three emergency ambulances, two advanced paramedic practitioners and our hazardous area response team, who were supported by an air ambulance.
“Four people were taken by road to Cardiff’s University Hospital of Wales and the Royal Glamorgan Hospital.”
A woman has been arrested and is in custody.
(c) Sky News 2020: ‘Serious incident’ after reported stabbing in Co-op store in Welsh village
