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Wolverhampton stabbing leaves several people needing treatment Wolverhampton stabbing leaves two people dead
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Several people are being treated after a stabbing in Wolverhampton. Two people have died and a woman has been critically injured in a stabbing in Wolverhampton.
West Midlands Ambulance Service said it was dealing with a "serious incident" in Leasowes Drive in Penn and was treating a "number of patients". Police said it was believed a man attacked two women before inflicting stab injuries on himself.
West Midlands Police confirmed it was dealing with a stabbing. The attack happened in a block of flats in Leasowes Drive, in the Penn area of the city, at about 09:45 GMT.
A woman and the male suspect, both believed to be in their 30s, died at the scene, West Midlands Police confirmed.
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Officers said the stabbing was a domestic-related incident.
Stun grenades were used as officers stormed the flat in a bid to distract and detain the knifeman, West Midlands Police said.
They said the other woman, believed to be in her 50s, had been taken to hospital with critical stomach wounds while a police officer was treated for a minor arm injury and has been discharged.
West Midlands Ambulance Service spokesman Murray MacGregor said: "A man and woman estimated to be in their 30s had suffered very serious stab wounds.
"They were confirmed dead at [the] scene.
"Another woman was taken on blue lights to the major trauma centre at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital Birmingham with potentially life-threatening stab wounds."