Masked teenagers engaged in a violent machete attack in Burgess Park , Camberwell, south east London, on Sunday afternoon. the incident, captured on video, showed the teens attempting to stab each other in broad daylight, with bystanders screaming and intervening to stop the violence. This latest display of public violence comes amid growing concerns about rising crime rates in the capital since Sir Sadiq Khan became mayor in 2016.

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The footage,filmed around 12:30pm, shows a teenager trying to stab and slash another while an onlooker screams, "stab him." A third masked boy restrains one of their opponents on the floor, allowing a knifeman to attempt to stab him repeatedly. the scene was filmed by terrified locals and later posted on social media with the caption, "This is London."

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The incident comes just one day after a group of hooded youths with balaclavas descended on a JD Sports shop in Ilford High Road, East London, grabbing armfuls of clothes.. Footage captured the shoplifters spreading out across the store before being tackled by young female staff members. This pattern of violent and brazen crime has become increasingly common in London, raising questions about the effectiveness of current policing strategies.

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According to a police spokesperson, officers were called to the scene and searched the area with the assistance of the police helicopter. four boys, aged 16 and 17, were arrested on suspicion of offences including affray, causing grievous bodily harm, and possession of an offensive weapon. The investigation continues, and anyone with information is asked to contact police on 101, quoting CAD 3298/17MAY, or Crimestoppers, anonymously, on 0800 555 111.

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The incident has sparked a debate about the safety of public spaces in London.. Critics have pointed to the rising crime rates under Mayor Sadiq Khan's teunre , despite his claims that the capital is a "safe city." The video of the machete attack has gone viral, with many expressing shock and concern over the brazen nature of the violence .

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As the report says, the incident is not an isolated one. London has seen a surge in violent crimes, including stabbings and shootings, in recent years. The police have been under increasing pressure to address the issue, but the problem persists. The machete attack in Burgess Park is a stark reminder of the challenges facing law enforcement in the capital.