Three individuals are in custody following a knife-point robbery and stabbing of a taxi driver in Buckshaw Village last night.
The incident occurred on Holland House Way, off Buckshaw Avenue, shortly before 10pm, prompting police to cordon off the area.
Lancashire Police confirmed the arrests of two men, aged 37 and 45, on suspicion of robbery and Section 18 grievous bodily harm.
A 31-year-old woman was also arrested for allegedly obstructing a police officer and assisting offenders. All three remain in custody.
According to police reports, the taxi driver's struggle with his assailants resulted in his vehicle colliding with a parked car.
He sustained stab wounds to the arm and was subsequently transported to hospital for treatment.
A police spokesperson detailed the sequence of events: "We were called at 9.49pm yesterday to Holland House Way, Buckshaw Village, to a report of robbery. Our officers attended and found that a taxi driver had been threatened, assaulted and stabbed in the arm."
Authorities are appealing for witnesses and anyone with dashcam footage from the vicinity to come forward.
They are urged to contact police on 101, quoting log 1380 of February 5, 2025.
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