Knife rampage outside London’s famous Scala nightclub as two men injured in bloodbath and cops hunt attacker
TWO men have been stabbed in a bloodbath rampage outside a London nightclub.
Police descended on the scene near The Scala nightclub in King’s Cross, north London, at around 5.15am.
The two victims in their 20s suffered non life-threatening injuries as the venue shuttered after a night of DJ music featuring rap, afrobeats, hip hop and dancehall hits.
Photographs of the scene show bloody clothes and blue roll on the ground as police officers patrol the area.
A cordon stretches from Pentonville Road to Gray’s Inn Road, shutting off the one-way street outside the venue.
A spokesman for Camden Police said: “We’re investigating after two men, aged in their 20s, were stabbed in or near to the Scala nightclub in Kings Cross at around 5:15am.
“Neither is in a life-threatening condition.”
The Sun has contacted the London Ambulance Service for comment.
Scala, a former cinema in a 1920s building, opened as a nightclub and events venue in 1999.
Last night’s event ended at 5am, when hundreds of revellers spilled out of the 1,145-capacity venue and into the street.