02.09.2026 17:41
The 32-year-old person who was seriously injured in an attack at Liverpool Street Underground Station in London, the capital of England, died in the hospital where he was being treated, in the presence of his family. While 38-year-old Jeremiah Maximo is being held in custody in connection with the incident, the British Transport Police has appealed for witnesses.
The attack in the London Underground resulted in death. The 32-year-old individual, seriously injured at Liverpool Street Underground Station, could not be saved despite interventions at the hospital.
ATTACKED AT UNDERGROUND STATION
According to the statement from the British Transport Police (BTP), the incident occurred on Sunday, August 30, at 22:51 local time at Liverpool Street Underground Station. Following a report that a person had been attacked at the station, police and medical teams were dispatched to the area. After the teams arrived at the scene, the 32-year-old individual, found seriously injured, was taken to the hospital. It was stated that the injured person's condition was critical.
DIED IN THE PRESENCE OF FAMILY
The tragic news came during the fight for life of the 32-year-old individual who was taken under treatment at the hospital. The British Transport Police announced that the seriously injured person died in the presence of their family. While no detailed information was provided regarding the identity of the deceased, it was reported that the investigation into the incident continues.
38-YEAR-OLD JEREMIAH MAXIMO DETAINED
Following the attack, police teams initiated proceedings against 38-year-old Jeremiah Maximo, who lives in Barking, in connection with the incident. Maximo, stated to be a British citizen, was charged with "grievous bodily harm." It was stated that Maximo remains in custody and will appear before Highbury Corner Magistrates' Court. The statement did not provide information on whether the charges would change following the death of the attacked individual.
CALL FROM POLICE TO WITNESSES
BTP Detective Chief Inspector Sam Blackburn, while offering condolences to the relatives of the deceased, stated that the investigation is ongoing. Blackburn particularly addressed individuals who witnessed the attack but have not yet contacted the security forces. Blackburn noted the importance of information from witnesses to solve the incident, saying, "Every piece of information could be vital to us."
INVESTIGATION CONTINUES
The British Transport Police continues its efforts to clarify all aspects of the attack at Liverpool Street Underground Station. While the focus of the investigation is on how the attack occurred and events before the incident, the procedures for 38-year-old Jeremiah Maximo remain ongoing in custody.