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Emergency crews respond to incident at Oxfordshire park

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Emergency responders arrived at an Oxfordarea green space over the weekend following reports of a potential major incident.

An unnamed source indicated it concerned a critical situation involving what was believed to be a stabbing attack.

Thames Valley Police stated this information proved to be without basis, noting that no offence was recorded.

South Central Ambulance Service responded and provided care to an individual at the location in Port Meadow at approximately 8pm on Sunday, April 26.

For reporting emergencies, dial 999. This applies when there is imminent threat to someone’s life, an individual is employing or threatening physical force, an offence is in progress, or the person responsible remains at the location.

Non-emergency incidents should be reported to the police if you have observed or experienced them

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