Incident Update - Imperial Park

Incident Update - Imperial Park

Here’s an update on our work to tackle knife crime in your area. We’re committed to making our neighbourhood safer for everyone.

We are aware of concerns following a stabbing that occurred in Imperial Park on 10th August 2026 at approximately 12:04pm.
The victim did not suffer life-changing or life-threatening injuries.
At this stage, the incident appears to be isolated and there is nothing to suggest it is gang-related. We understand that incidents of this nature can cause concern within the community; however, current information indicates that this was an isolated incident, and there is nothing to suggest any ongoing risk to the wider public.
The investigation remains ongoing. If you witnessed the incident, have CCTV, doorbell camera footage, dashcam footage, or any information that may assist our enquiries, please contact police via 101 or online on www.met.police.uk, quoting Crime Reference 01/7924584/26.

Thank you for your support and cooperation.

PS Farrugia

Across London we’re using intelligence to ruthlessly target high-harm offenders and those selling knives; while making better use of our ‘stop and search’ powers so we can get more weapons off the street.

The number of murders in London has dropped to its lowest in more than a decade, and we have driven crime enabled by a knife down by 17% in a year. The rate of violence in London is lower than many other big cities, both in the UK and across the US and major European cities like Paris, Berlin and Barcelona. 

But the impact of senseless violence on families is devastating and certain communities are disproportionately affected. We’re not complacent and are determined to reduce it even further. We are stepping up our use of data and technology in this space, cutting off access to weapons, improving our investigations and working with communities and partners on targeted operations to help keep people safe. 

If you have experienced knife crime in your area, please report it using our online reporting tools at https://www.met.police.uk  or call the non-emergency number 101.

Alternatively, you can stay 100% anonymous by contacting the independent charity Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.