A man has been formally charged following a horrifying mass stabbing incident that unfolded aboard a train in Cambridgeshire, sending shockwaves through passengers during Thursday evening's commute.
British Transport Police confirmed that Radoslaw Krystian Kukiela, 44, of no fixed address, now faces multiple serious charges including attempted murder and causing grievous bodily harm with intent.
Terrifying Scene Unfolds During Evening Commute
The violent attack occurred aboard a Thameslink service travelling between Peterborough and London on Thursday evening, creating scenes of panic and chaos as passengers scrambled to safety.
Emergency services descended upon Littleport station in Cambridgeshire around 7:30 PM after receiving multiple distress calls from terrified passengers. Witnesses described a man moving through carriages while brandishing a knife and attacking people at random.
Multiple Victims in Coordinated Emergency Response
The attack left several passengers with serious stab wounds, requiring immediate medical attention at the scene. Paramedics from the East of England Ambulance Service treated multiple casualties before transporting them to nearby hospitals.
While the exact number of injured remains unconfirmed, authorities confirmed that all victims are currently receiving appropriate medical care for their injuries.
Swift Police Action and Ongoing Investigation
British Transport Police moved quickly to apprehend the suspect at the scene, with officers successfully detaining the individual without further incident. The thorough investigation continues as forensic teams examine the train carriage for evidence.
Detective Chief Inspector Tanya Jones from British Transport Police assured the public that "this appears to be an isolated incident" and praised the bravery of both passengers and railway staff during the terrifying ordeal.
Kukiela is scheduled to appear at Huntingdon Magistrates' Court on Saturday morning, where formal proceedings will begin regarding the serious charges he now faces.