Man stabbed in the neck at BlackBerry BBM party, Why ????
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This isn't the kind of story we'd normally cover, but as some members of our team were present, we thought we'd bring you the news that a man has been left in a serious condition after reportedly being stabbed in the neck with a broken bottle at a BlackBerry event in London.
An argument broke out as guests were queuing to leave the event, resulting in a man in his 30s being injured. Police say the man is in a "serious" condition, according to the Telegraph.
He was taken to an East London hospital, while one man has been arrested and is in custody, the paper reports.
The party was held in honour of BBM, the instant messaging service popular with BlackBerry owners. We had been at the event earlier, while others who were present at the time of the incident told me how the police held attendees in the venue afterwards to collect statements.
The guests were moved around inside the Southwark venue while police collected names, dates of birth, addresses and contact numbers for the crowd, which included journalists, some celebrities and -- it's reported -- BlackBerry competition winners, all of whom had come to see a performance by Brit award winner Jessie J.
The show had finished at the time of the incident -- my colleague Amie Parker-Williams told me guests trying to get to the cloakrooms and bathroom through a single corridor meant there was a lot of pushing and shouting, with broken glasses and alcohol on the floor.
Amie said that paramedics were quick to arrive, but that the injured man had clearly lost a lot of blood.
We eventually managed to leave the venue after a couple of hours. "It was a sad end to what had been a fun evening, but mostly I hope the victim recovers quickly," he said.
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An argument broke out as guests were queuing to leave the event, resulting in a man in his 30s being injured. Police say the man is in a "serious" condition, according to the Telegraph.
He was taken to an East London hospital, while one man has been arrested and is in custody, the paper reports.
The party was held in honour of BBM, the instant messaging service popular with BlackBerry owners. We had been at the event earlier, while others who were present at the time of the incident told me how the police held attendees in the venue afterwards to collect statements.
The guests were moved around inside the Southwark venue while police collected names, dates of birth, addresses and contact numbers for the crowd, which included journalists, some celebrities and -- it's reported -- BlackBerry competition winners, all of whom had come to see a performance by Brit award winner Jessie J.
The show had finished at the time of the incident -- my colleague Amie Parker-Williams told me guests trying to get to the cloakrooms and bathroom through a single corridor meant there was a lot of pushing and shouting, with broken glasses and alcohol on the floor.
Amie said that paramedics were quick to arrive, but that the injured man had clearly lost a lot of blood.
We eventually managed to leave the venue after a couple of hours. "It was a sad end to what had been a fun evening, but mostly I hope the victim recovers quickly," he said.
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