Marble Arch Tube Station Incident

Marble arch tube station in central london was closed this afternoon friday while police investigated an assault.

Marble arch tube station incident.

Both men are aged in their 20s and were rushed to hospital after the incident. A schizophrenic who pushed a 91 year old pensioner onto the tracks at a london underground station has been. In a statement on its website tfl wrote. When the blitz started on 7 september 1940 london underground tube stations were considered amongst the safest places during air raids.

Onto the rails at marble arch on 27. Cctv footage played at the old bailey showed the moment sir robert malpas 91 was allegedly sent sprawling onto the rails at marble arch station by 46 year old paul crossley. Marble arch station reopened shortly before 6pm transport for london said. After an assault at marble arch tube station multiple units from the british transport police including the network incident response team responded together with a london ambulance.

The incident has caused severe delays on the central line with no services running between marble arch and liverpool street at one point. Anyone with information should contact police via text on 61016 or call 0800 40 50 40 quoting 344 of 27 april. Blind teenager left stumbling around london underground station after tfl staff refused to guide him to his train. Passengers at the station reported hearing screaming before the platform was shut.

No service between marble arch and liverpool street while emergency services deal with a casualty on the track at bank station. The station was opened on 30 july 1900 by the central london railway clr. Like all the original stations on the clr marble arch was served by lifts to the platforms but the station was reconstructed in the early 1930s to accommodate escalators this saw the closure of the original station building designed by the architect harry bell measures that was situated on the corner of. Police are still investigating the attack in the marble arch areas of central london.