Authorities probe possible extremist motive after violent attack shocks northwest London community.
A suspected terror-related stabbing has shaken northwest London after a 13-year-old boy allegedly attacked two fellow students inside Kingsbury High School in the Brent district.
According to reports, the incident occurred around 12:40 p.m. Tuesday inside a classroom. Witnesses cited by the Daily Mail claimed the suspect shouted “Allahu Akbar” during the assault.
What Happened
- First victim, 13, stabbed in the neck and back
- Second victim, 12, stabbed moments later
- Both boys remain in critical condition
- Suspect fled by jumping over school fence
Officers from the Metropolitan Police launched a rapid manhunt and located the suspect approximately one hour later hiding nearby. He was arrested on suspicion of attempted murder.
Investigation Underway
Authorities are examining whether extremist motives played a role in the attack. Counterterror units are expected to assess the suspect’s background, communications, and potential influences.
Emergency services responded swiftly, with paramedics providing urgent care before transporting the victims to hospital. The school, which serves students aged 11 to 18, initiated lockdown procedures during the response.
Incident Snapshot
Location → Kingsbury High School, Brent
Suspect → 13-year-old male
Victims → Two boys, ages 13 and 12
Charges → Suspected attempted murder
Status → Motive under investigation
Police continue to investigate the circumstances surrounding the stabbing, including whether any ideological factors were involved.
