A hospital in Birmingham was put on 'Lockdown' after a group 'an A&E department' had lured into the ambush after a stabbing in a Stadsstraat.
A witness claimed that the group is the Emergency Department in the Heartlands Hospital 'in the heads of Hartlands'' 'in the nuisance'.
Rumors had spread on social media, an ambulance was also robbed with a patient in, but police officers, ambulance and hospital staff all confirmed that this is not true.
Yesterday, a 16-year-old around 3.30 pm a 16-year-old was stabbed at Pretoria Road in Bordesley Green.
The police of West Midlands said it is an investigation in a hospital in Birmingham, which is thought to be linked to the stabbing.
An eyewitness in the hospital claims that she saw a group of about 30 to 40 people who 'in an ambush' the A&E was ambushed '.
A peace vigil was held today in Bordesley Green where members of the community were present to condemn Mesmrijven.
She said: 'Heartlands Hospital was in Lockdown. While I went away, they told me that I couldn't. Security and police on every door. '
In a statement, a police spokesperson said today: 'We were investigating after a teenager yesterday (Saturday) was stabbed in Bordesley Green, Birmingham.
A witness said that the Birmingham Heartlands Hospital 'went to Lockdown' after a group 'the A&E department' in an ambush lure
Police on site at Pretoria Road in Birmingham, where a boy was stabbed yesterday
Police investigating after a 16-year-old was stabbed in the Bordesley Green area of Birmingham
The police of West Midlands said they are disorders in a hospital in Birmingham
'We were called to report around a stabbing in Pretoria Road around 3.30 pm.
“A 16-year-old boy was taken to the hospital with serious injuries, where he stays in a stable state.
'There is an investigation to determine the details.
'We are also investigating reports of disorder involving a number of people in a hospital in Birmingham, which are assumed to be related to the stabbing incident.
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