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Emma Parker & Joseph Wilkes

Slough stabbing: Huge police response after 'teenager knifed in street'

A teenager was reportedly tabbed in the street as videos posted online show a large police presence in a residential street.

Speculation on social media that a police officer had been stabbed has been quashed as reports emerge of a teenage boy who has been knife in the street, the Daily Star reports.

Footage posted on Twitter shows a large police presence with officers standing around a body in a yellow high-vis jacket in the street.

A local shop assistant said: "It was a teenage boy, someone attacked him outside my shop at around 4pm.

"There's still loads of police everywhere. It was horrible, I hope he's okay".

Police stand around a body in the street (Twitter)

Local reports suggest it happened near Stoke Poges Lane around 5.15pm, or just off nearby Elliman Avenue, on Shackleton Road.

A witness told Mirror Online that the body lying in the street had a police jacket over him.

The street appears to have been cordoned off.

Police are seen standing over a body (Twitter)
There is a large police presence (Twitter)

A large police presence includes several police cars with flashing blue lights.

Thames Valley Police have been approached for comment.

In other news, a jilted husband who stabbed his ex-wife to death in front of her children has been jailed for life.

Elsewhere, a man who stabbed a pub landlord to death will serve at least 28 years behind bars - and was told there is "no certainty" he will ever be released.

And a death row inmate who stabbed a child rapist to death has been executed by electric chair - despite appeals for clemency by prison guards who say they owe him their life.

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