There are reports of a “mass acid attack” in Stratford Station and shopping center, East London. One man has been arrested but his name hasn’t been released. Reports say a “gang of thugs” attacked innocent people, perhaps six, in different locations. Police say it is not being treated as a terror incident.
The Independent reports:
The Metropolitan Police has confirmed its officers were called to an “acid incident” in Stratford, east London.
Its officers were called to Stratford Shopping Centre at about 8pm, a spokesman told The Independent.
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The force said a “group of males” were reported spraying “what is believed to be a noxious substance” and six people were injured in a number of locations.
The person has been arrested on suspicion of causing grievous bodily harm, the report said. Other reports say people are “seriously” injured.
JUST IN: #Stratford – Six injured in mass acid attack outside Westfield in East London. One man arrested pic.twitter.com/sFHMgTzizd
— ETN (@EUterrornews) September 23, 2017
Another mass acid attack today in London. Please god USA close your borders & don’t let this become a way of life like it has here pic.twitter.com/XZGBKpsL5V
— Caolan Robertson (@CaolanRob) September 23, 2017
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