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   A suspect was in custody Monday morning, and the police say they   
   believe the attacker and the victims knew each other.   
      
   By Daniel Victor   
   April 25, 2022   
   Updated 10:14 a.m. ET   
   Three women and a man were fatally stabbed in the London borough of   
   Southwark early Monday, the police said.   
      
   A suspect described as a man in his late 20s was arrested and is in   
   custody, the police added.   
      
   The police say they believe that the attacker and the victims knew   
   each other. The female victims were in their mid-60s, 40s and 30s,   
   and the man was in his mid-60s, the police said.   
      
   No information was immediately available on the circumstances   
   surrounding the killings.   
      
   “This is a terrible incident and I fully understand how worried the   
   community will be,” Colin Wingrove, a chief superintendent with the   
   Metropolitan Police, said in a statement. “We are working closely   
   with our partners and local community groups to keep everyone   
   informed and answer their questions.”   
      
   Officers responded to reports of a disturbance at 1:40 a.m. on   
   Delaford Road in Southwark. After forcing entry, they found four   
   people inside with what appeared to be stab wounds, the police said.   
      
   The four people were pronounced dead at the scene, the police added.   
      
   Though homicides are less common in Britain than in the United   
   States, safety and policing remain major issues in London. There   
   were 103 homicides in the city in 2021, 71 of which were committed   
   with knives or sharp instruments, according to police statistics.   
      
   Daniel Victor is a general assignment reporter based in London after   
   stints in Hong Kong and New York. He joined The Times in 2012.   
   @bydanielvictor   
      
   https://www.nytimes.com/2022/04/25/world/europe/london-stabbing-   
   deaths.html   
      
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