Sainsbury’s Responds to Heavy Police Presence at Oxford Store
The emergency services were deployed late on Monday night, January 26, in response to a serious incident at Sainsbury’s Local on Cowley Road. Multiple police vehicles, including six Thames Valley Police cars, an ambulance, and a critical care unit, arrived at the scene around 11 PM.
Eyewitness accounts indicate that a man sustained injuries and required immediate medical attention. As emergency crews worked, local residents were moved away from the area. One observer remarked, “The victim was on the floor and sounded like he was in lots of pain.” This incident has raised concerns about safety in the area, particularly during nighttime hours.
Sainsbury’s Statement on Incident
In the aftermath of the incident, Sainsbury’s confirmed that it occurred outside their Oxford store. A representative stated, “Emergency services attended an incident outside our Oxford Cowley Road Local on Monday night, and our store is open as usual.”
Police Response and Community Concerns
Thames Valley Police have been contacted for further details about the incident and the condition of the injured individual. Community members have voiced a need for increased policing in the Cowley Road area, especially during the evening and nighttime.
Summary of Events
- Date: January 26
- Location: Sainsbury’s Local, Cowley Road, Oxford
- Emergency Response: Six police cars, one ambulance, one critical care unit
- Incident Time: Approximately 11 PM
- Victim: An injured man receiving medical attention
The ongoing dialogue regarding safety and police presence in the community is expected to continue as more information becomes available from the authorities.
