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| Birmingham Bullring: Two teens injured in shopping centre stabbing | Birmingham Bullring: Two teens injured in shopping centre stabbing |
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| Two teenagers have been stabbed in the Bullring shopping centre in Birmingham. | Two teenagers have been stabbed in the Bullring shopping centre in Birmingham. |
| The boys were found with serious injuries close to the rear entrance of Selfridges, following reports of disorder at the centre at 15:30 GMT. | |
| They have been taken to hospital but their injuries are not believed to be life-threatening. | They have been taken to hospital but their injuries are not believed to be life-threatening. |
| There is an increased police presence at the centre, including armed officers. Two ambulances and three paramedics were also sent to the scene. | There is an increased police presence at the centre, including armed officers. Two ambulances and three paramedics were also sent to the scene. |
| West Midlands Police said it was trying to establish what had happened. | West Midlands Police said it was trying to establish what had happened. |
| West Midlands Ambulance Service said: "We were called at 3:34pm to the Bullring shopping centre in Birmingham to reports of a stabbing. | West Midlands Ambulance Service said: "We were called at 3:34pm to the Bullring shopping centre in Birmingham to reports of a stabbing. |
| "On arrival, crews found two patients - both teenage males. | "On arrival, crews found two patients - both teenage males. |
| "They've been treated for serious injuries and taken to hospital for further treatment." | "They've been treated for serious injuries and taken to hospital for further treatment." |
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