AXE ATTACK! Dog Unleashed in Savage Cop Assault!

AXE ATTACK! Dog Unleashed in Savage Cop Assault!

A Sunday afternoon in Bermondsey shattered into chaos as police officers executing a raid found themselves facing a brutal, unexpected assault. The scene unfolded on Marine Street, quickly escalating from a routine operation to a desperate fight for safety.

The initial confrontation involved a powerful Cane Corso dog, allegedly unleashed upon the officers as they approached a flat. Before they could fully react to the animal, a man emerged wielding axes, turning the situation into a terrifying, close-quarters battle.

Two officers bore the brunt of the attack, suffering injuries from both the axes and the dog’s aggression. The immediate priority shifted to securing the scene and providing medical attention to the wounded, as colleagues worked to subdue the assailant.

Axe Assault Shakes Bermondsey A police officer was violently attacked with an axe during a dramatic police raid in Bermondsey. The suspect, who reportedly took control of a flat and a dog, swung the weapon right over the officer's head. Suspect Linked to Past Axe Attack A source close to the situation revealed the suspect's father had recently been released from prison after a prior axe attack on a girl. ???Now he???s attacked a police officer with an axe,??? the source said. The victim, Stephen Coombes, had tried to handle the situation after the suspect???s partner made a police report. Major Emergency Response Metropolitan Police and London Ambulance Service responded swiftly around 4pm on March 1. Police broke down the door to the flat in Bowley House. The suspect???s dog bit two officers. Territorial Support Group (TSG), the Met???s specialist unit, also arrived on scene. Witnesses saw officers looking over balconies at Bowley House amid a heavy police presence on Old Jamaica Road and Marine Street. Official Statement Pending We have contacted the Metropolitan Police and London Ambulance Service for comment and expect an official statement on March 2. This story is developing.

Responding swiftly, officers deployed a Taser, successfully arresting the suspect on suspicion of attempted murder. The Cane Corso was immediately taken into police custody, removed from the volatile environment and placed in secure kennels.

Thankfully, the injuries sustained by the two officers, while serious, were determined to be non-life-threatening. Both were transported to hospital for treatment and have since been discharged, a testament to their resilience and the rapid response of emergency services.

A third officer sustained a minor injury during the ordeal, receiving on-scene treatment and requiring no further medical intervention. The entire incident left a visible mark on the community, with onlookers reporting a significant police presence around Bowley House on Old Jamaica Road.

Axe Assault Shakes Bermondsey A police officer was violently attacked with an axe during a dramatic police raid in Bermondsey. The suspect, who reportedly took control of a flat and a dog, swung the weapon right over the officer's head. Suspect Linked to Past Axe Attack A source close to the situation revealed the suspect's father had recently been released from prison after a prior axe attack on a girl. ???Now he???s attacked a police officer with an axe,??? the source said. The victim, Stephen Coombes, had tried to handle the situation after the suspect???s partner made a police report. Major Emergency Response Metropolitan Police and London Ambulance Service responded swiftly around 4pm on March 1. Police broke down the door to the flat in Bowley House. The suspect???s dog bit two officers. Territorial Support Group (TSG), the Met???s specialist unit, also arrived on scene. Witnesses saw officers looking over balconies at Bowley House amid a heavy police presence on Old Jamaica Road and Marine Street. Official Statement Pending We have contacted the Metropolitan Police and London Ambulance Service for comment and expect an official statement on March 2. This story is developing.

Stephen Coombes, 43, a resident of Marine Street, has now been formally charged with attempted murder. The charges also include being in charge of a dangerously out-of-control dog that caused injury, a racially aggravated public order offence, and harassment intended to instill fear.

Coombes is scheduled to appear at Croydon Magistrates’ Court on Monday, where he will face the consequences of his alleged actions. The investigation continues, piecing together the events that led to this violent confrontation and ensuring justice for the injured officers.