Police are urgently searching for a man with a knife after three separate stabbing incidents occurred within six minutes in west London.

The perpetrator responsible for the recent stabbing incident in Feltham, west London, is still on the loose as police continue their search. The attacks, which occurred just six minutes apart, left three men injured and in need of medical attention. While initial reports suggested that two of the victims had sustained life-threatening injuries, the Metropolitan Police later confirmed that all three men were in stable condition.

Despite the severity of the incident, authorities have assured the public that there is no reason to believe it was an act of terror. Additionally, they have stated that the attack is not related to the upcoming General Election or any polling day activity. In a statement, the Met Police clarified that the incident began at 2:07 pm on Thursday, July 4th, when they received a call about a stabbing on Alcott Close. Upon arriving at the scene, they found one male with a stab wound and the suspect had already fled.

Just six minutes later, another call came in reporting a stabbing on Walsham Road. When officers arrived, they discovered two more men with injuries and the perpetrator was once again nowhere to be found. As a precaution, a Section 60 order has been put in place in the area, granting police additional search powers. The Hounslow Police confirmed this on X, urging residents to remain vigilant and report any suspicious activity.

In other news from London, a shocking scandal has rocked the city as a prison officer was caught on camera having sex with an inmate. It has since been revealed that the officer is a married swinger, adding even more controversy to the situation. Meanwhile, the city's military horses caused quite a stir as they bolted through the streets, throwing off their riders in the process. And in another disturbing incident, a man was caught ripping headscarves off Muslim women as they walked through London. To stay updated on all the latest news from the capital, make sure to visit The Agency's London news hub.

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