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Two girls had been killed and a person and a teenage boy had been severely injured in a stabbing on Christmas Day.

Detectives have launched a homicide investigation after they had been referred to as to reviews of a stabbing at a block of flats in Bletchley, Milton Keynes, at 6.36pm on Wednesday.

A 38-year-old girl and a 24-year-old girl each died on the scene. A teenage boy and a person aged in his late twenties had been taken to hospital with critical accidents, the place they continue to be in a steady situation.

A canine was additionally injured and was taken to see a vet, however it didn’t survive.

A 49-year-old man from Milton Keynes was arrested on suspicion of homicide and tried homicide. He stays in police custody.

Senior investigating officer Detective Chief Inspector Stuart Brangwin, of Thames Valley Police’s main crime unit, stated:  “Firstly I want to lengthen my deepest condolences to the households of the ladies who’ve tragically died on this stunning incident.

“We’ve launched a double homicide investigation, which can be regarding to the broader public; nonetheless, we’ve made an arrest and aren’t in search of anybody else in reference to this incident and the events are recognized to one another.

“Members of the general public will see a big police presence within the space whereas our investigation takes place. When you’ve got any questions or considerations, please be at liberty to strategy our officers and they’re going to do their finest to assist.

“Anybody with info or footage which you assume may assist our investigation, please name us on 101, quoting reference quantity 43240622935.

“Alternatively, you may make a report on-line, or contact the unbiased charity Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.”

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