A man required hospital treatment after he was stabbed in an attack in Aylesbury.
In between 9.45pm and 10.45pm on Wednesday, June 16 in Fairfax Crescent, the two men, who are aged 19 and 24, suffered the injuries when sitting inside a vehicle.
One of the men suffered a stab wound to his arm, whilst the other man had minor cuts to his arms.
The man who was stabbed required hospital treatment but has since been discharged.
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The second man did not require hospital treatment.
It was reported that there were up to eight people involved in the attack, who were all dressed in dark clothing.
Detective Constable Hannah Davison, of Aylesbury police station, said: “I am appealing for witnesses to this incident, whereby two men who were inside a vehicle in Fairfax Crescent suffered injuries believed to have been caused by a bladed article or knife.
“One of them had to receive hospital treatment but has thankfully since been discharged.
"The other did not need to go to hospital.
“Thankfully this is a rare incident that we also believe to be isolated.
"However, police officers will be conducting reassurance patrols in the local area over the next coming days.
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What was posted on Facebook
🚓 Aylesbury Neighbourhood Team have been out patrolling the area of Fairfax Crescent, Aylesbury. Following on from the...
Posted by TVP Aylesbury Vale on Thursday, 17 June 2021
“I would appeal to anyone who was in the vicinity of Fairfax Crescent between 9.45pm and 10.45pm on Wednesday [June 16] night and believes they may have information relating to this incident, or that saw something, to please get in touch with police.
“Please make a report, either online, or by calling 101, if you think you can help. Please quote reference 43210265221 when doing so.
“Alternatively, you can call independent charity Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111 for 100% anonymity while reporting.”
Following the attack, Thames Valley Police has confirmed that 'there will be an increased Police presence for a number of days to come.'
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