A violent incident unfolded at Huntingdon railway station during Thursday morning's rush hour, leaving passengers and staff in shock as emergency services descended on the scene.
Police confirmed they arrested a suspect following reports of a stabbing at the station, which serves the London to Cambridgeshire route. The attack occurred just as commuters were beginning their journeys, creating chaos and concern among morning travellers.
Emergency Response
Multiple emergency vehicles rushed to the station following distress calls reporting the violent altercation. Paramedics from the East of England Ambulance Service were immediately dispatched to treat the victim, whose condition remains undisclosed by authorities.
British Transport Police moved swiftly to secure the area, with officers cordoning off sections of the station to preserve evidence and ensure public safety during their investigation.
Travel Disruption
The serious incident caused significant disruption to train services along the key transport corridor. Great Northern and Thameslink services were affected, with delays and cancellations impacting countless commuters travelling between London and Cambridgeshire.
Rail operators worked to implement alternative travel arrangements while forensic teams conducted their examination of the crime scene.
Ongoing Investigation
While a suspect remains in custody, police have released limited information about the circumstances surrounding the attack. Investigators are appealing to witnesses who may have seen the altercation or have relevant footage from the station.
The British Transport Police emphasised their commitment to tackling violent crime on the rail network and reassured the public that such incidents are treated with the utmost seriousness.
