A stabbed man collapsed outside a Huddersfield polling station.
Police say the attack happened in Greenhead Park before the victim collapsed near the Waverley Road polling station.
The victim was a man believed to have serious but not life threatening injuries.
The polling station has reopened.
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Witness: 'Gang ran in different directions'
Company director Graeme Howard came across the scene shortly after it had happened.
“There were armed police on the scene,” he said. “After the stabbing gang members split up in different directions and two ran toward town. Police gave chase on foot and arrested two individuals.”
Three men came to victim's aid
Awitness has said that three young men applied pressure to the wound to help the victim and said they are Kamar Khan, Zoheb Khan and Anaiq Khan.
West Yorkshire Police statement
Police were called to reports of man with a stab wound collapsed in the street in the Waverley Road area of Huddersfield at 5.15pm.
Officers attended and found a man who had suffered what are believed to be serious but not life threatening injuries.
This incident is not linked to the European referendum and it is believed the incident took place in Greenhead Park and the victim has then walked to the Waverley Road area.
The police are appealing for anyone who has information about the incident to contact police on 101 quoting log 1338 of Thursday 23 June.
The polling station was closed for ½ hour to contain a crime scene but is now open again.
One man aged 19 has been arrested in connection with the incident.
Stabbing happened in Greenhead Park
Police have updated us - the stabbing is believed to have happened in Greenhead Park.
The victim left the park but collapsed in the street outside the polling station
Our reporter has arrived at the scene
Our reporter Andrew Robinson is outside the polling station now, and confirmed it has reopened.
He said there was a large police cordon and a lot of officers still at the scene.
The polling station is Waverley United Reform Church.
The polling station has reopened
So if Waverley Road is your polling station, you can go cast your vote in the EU referendum now.
Polling station stabbing - what we know so far
A man was stabbed around 5.15pm at Waverley Road polling station, police have confirmed.
The polling station has been closed- police are working to an an alternative venue
The victim was a man believed to have serious but not life threatening injuries
Police spokesman said not believed to be linked to referendum.
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Breaking: Stabbing reported outside Huddersfield polling station
We’ve had a report that someone has been stabbed outside Waverley Road polling station.
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