Five people have been stabbed and arrested at a music event attended by 300 people in Plumstead.
While the investigation is still at an early stage, here's everything we know so far on the incident.
Where?
Officers and ambulance crews rushed to the large late-night show in Nathan Way around 4.20am on Saturday (May 17).
The identity of the music event is not yet known.
They found five people, aged 22, 24, 24, 31 and 32, who had been stabbed.
Three taken to hospital
A spokesperson for London Ambulance Service confirmed three people were taken to hospital.
They are known not to have sustained life-threatening or changing injuries.
The condition of the others are still being assessed.
Five arrested
The five men were then arrested on suspicion of violent disorder and a police cordon put in place.
Officers are currently determining if anybody else was involved in the incident.
Investigation continues
Detective Inspector Steven Andrews, who is leading the investigation, said the next day: “Officers responded quickly to provide medical assistance to the five injured people alongside the London Ambulance Service and ensure the safety of around 300 people who were at this music event.
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“The five men who have been injured have been arrested for violent disorder and we continue to work to establish any wider involvement.
“There will be a continued police presence on Nathan Way throughout today while we continue this investigation.
“We encourage anyone with any information to contact police to assist with enquiries.”
A spokesperson for London Ambulance Servicesaid: “We were called at 4.17am on Saturday 16 May to reports of a stabbing in Nathan Way, SE28.
“We sent resources including ambulance crews, paramedics in response cars, an incident response officer, advanced paramedics and London’s air ambulance.
“We treated three patients at the scene before taking them to hospital.”
Anyone with information is asked to call police on 101 or message @MetCC on X giving the reference 1106/17MAY25.
To remain 100 per cent anonymous contact the independent charity Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.
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