A woman wearing a
Charlie Hebdo
t-shirt
was stabbed by a man on Sunday July 25 in Hyde Park, London, the
BBC
reports
.
She was taken to hospital but her life is not in danger, London police said.
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In photos and videos shared on social media, a group of people are parked in the park in torrential rain.
A man, dressed all in black, approaches a woman wearing a t-shirt bearing the front page of
Charlie Hebdo's
November 9, 2011
"
Love Stronger Than Hate
", and stabs her several times before
shooting himself
. run away.
The man is immediately pursued by several witnesses to the scene, as well as by a London police car.
Slightly injured in the head, the woman was initially treated on site by the London ambulance service, before being taken to a hospital in the center of the English capital.
"
A knife was recovered nearby,
" London police said in a statement.
"
Westminster-based officers are working alongside Royal Parks UCO colleagues to investigate and identify the responsible person
."
The police have called for witnesses to find the perpetrator.
“
We know this assault was seen by a number of people, many of whom captured it on their phones.
I ask them, if they haven't already done so, to contact the police.
"
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“
We are staying in the early stages of our investigation and are working hard to find the person responsible. I ask people not to speculate on the motive for the attack until we have established all the facts,
”the police insisted. No arrests have yet been made.
