Gang of girls attack 2 women at London Underground station by 'throwing them to the floor and

The two ladies were hurried to emergency clinic for their wounds
The BTP need to address the three individuals shot regarding the assault

Two ladies were exposed to a ruthless assault at a London Underground station last month by three young ladies who set upon them, tossing them to the floor and stepping on their heads. The episode occurred on September 16, 2022, at London Extension Underground station, and the English Vehicle Police is engaging for data.

The savage assault occurred at around 11.05pm on September 16 - the two casualties were moved toward by three young ladies who set upon them at the lower part of the steps in the ticket lobby. The young ladies then, at that point, tossed the two ladies to the floor and stepped on their heads. The casualties must be taken to clinic for their wounds, however fortunately were not genuinely harmed, however they are "stirred up".

The English Vehicle Police has caught pictures of three females they accept may have data with respect to the assault and are interesting to witnesses and individuals from the public who could assist them with following the young ladies in
the photos.

The English Vehicle Police said: "Do you perceive these young ladies? Investigators exploring a vicious assault on two ladies at London Extension Underground station are today delivering these pictures in association.
"On 16 September at around 11.05pm, the two casualties were moved toward by the three ladies as they arrived at the base the steps in the ticket corridor. The young ladies set up on them, tossing them to the floor and stepping on their heads.
"The two casualties needed to go to clinic. Fortunately they weren't truly harmed yet naturally stirred up. Officials accept the young ladies in the CCTV pictures might have data which could help their examination."

Anybody with data is approached to contact BTP by messaging 61016 or calling 0800 40 50 40 citing reference 679 of 16/09/2022. On the other hand you can call Crimestoppers secretly on 0800 555 111.