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| Man stabbed to death at East Acton warehouse party | Man stabbed to death at East Acton warehouse party |
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| A man has been stabbed to death after a fight broke out at a party in a west London warehouse. | |
| Some 50 people were attending the event on an industrial estate in Coronation Road, East Acton, when a brawl began at about 02:30 BST. | Some 50 people were attending the event on an industrial estate in Coronation Road, East Acton, when a brawl began at about 02:30 BST. |
| Police were called and they found the 18 year old with stab wounds. He was taken to hospital by paramedics but was pronounced dead at 04:30. | Police were called and they found the 18 year old with stab wounds. He was taken to hospital by paramedics but was pronounced dead at 04:30. |
| Scotland Yard said no arrests have been made and have appealed for witnesses. | Scotland Yard said no arrests have been made and have appealed for witnesses. |
| It is thought the fight began inside the warehouse before it spilled out on to the street. | It is thought the fight began inside the warehouse before it spilled out on to the street. |
| Another man was treated for a head injury at the scene and police believe others may also have been hurt. | Another man was treated for a head injury at the scene and police believe others may also have been hurt. |
| Det Ch Insp Luke Marks said: "At this stage we don't know what sparked the altercation and we would appeal for any witnesses or anyone with information to speak to us as soon as possible." | Det Ch Insp Luke Marks said: "At this stage we don't know what sparked the altercation and we would appeal for any witnesses or anyone with information to speak to us as soon as possible." |
| Earlier this week, the Mayor of London Sadiq Khan announced a series of measures to attempt to cut knife crime in the capital. | Earlier this week, the Mayor of London Sadiq Khan announced a series of measures to attempt to cut knife crime in the capital. |