Terrifying moment machete wielding thugs clash in horror knife fight

26 June 2024 , 18:35

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Terrifying moment machete wielding thugs clash in horror knife fight

This is the moment two men engaged in a terrifying machete fight in broad daylight on a residential street - leaving one in hospital.

The warring pair - both clad all in black - were seen taking swipes at each other with the huge blades. The knifemen jockeyed backwards and forwards trying to avoid being stabbed. A blue BMW turned up and then sped off down the road. One of the men then got on a push bike that had been discarded on the road.

Paramedics took one man who was stabbed in the shocking scenes to hospital. He was found in a neighbouring road 300 metres away. His injuries are not life-threatening. A man has now been arrested and charged. The horror was filmed by an onlooker from an upstairs window in the neighbouring house in a 56-second video.

The men had a chilling, machete brawl on the street (Jam Press Vid/@CrimeLdn)

The shocking incident happened at a junction in in Tottenham, north London on Monday at 1:50pm. It is the same road where a woman was arrested for allegedly possessing a knife last month.

A Met Police spokesperson said earlier today: "Detectives investigating reports of two men fighting with knives in Crowland Road, N15, on Monday, 24 June have charged a man. Zacquarn Ansell, 20, of Stanstead Abbotts, Hertfordshire, was charged yesterday (25 Jun) with attempting to cause grievous bodily harm and possession of an offensive weapon in a public place.

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"He will appear in custody at Highbury Corner Magistrates' Court on today (26 Jun). Police were called at 2:11pm on Monday, 24 June to reports of a man, now known as Ansell, suffering stab wound injuries in Crowland Road, N15. He was taken to hospital to be treated for non-life threatening injuries before he was taken to a north London police station and subsequently charged as above. Enquiries into the circumstances continue. Anyone with information is asked to call police via 101 quoting reference CAD 4428/24Jun."

Andy Crick