A 24-year-old man has been charged with grievous bodily harm after a stabbing at a south-east London nightclub during a Halloween event.
Officers were called to Studio 338, a music and arts venue on the Greenwich Peninsula, on Friday night. The incident, in which a man was stabbed twice in the thigh, is understood to have taken place at an event marking Halloween.
Arrest and charge
Immanuel Francis-Gordon, 24, of Whytecliffe Road, Croydon, was arrested within hours of the assault and charged on Saturday October 31. He is due to appear at Bromley Magistrates' Court on Monday November 2.
The victim, a 21-year-old man, was taken to hospital, where his condition was confirmed to be non-life changing.
Venue and police statement
Studio 338, which includes one of the largest terraced arenas in Europe, is one of the capital's most popular nightclubs.
A spokeswoman for the Met said: "Officers investigating a stabbing at a nightclub in Boord Street, Greenwich, on Friday October 30 have charged a man with grievous bodily harm."
Police said the victim was stabbed twice in the thigh and was taken to hospital, where his injuries were confirmed as non-life changing.
