Five Men Charged After Brutal Liverpool Stabbing Leaves Young Man Fighting for Life

Violent Disorder Rocks Liverpool City Centre

Five men have been charged following a savage stabbing in Liverpool city centre on 27 December. The 21-year-old victim is in critical condition after being stabbed in the chest in a shocking early morning attack.

The Accused: Names and Charges

  • Cameron Quinn, 21, from Huyton, faces violent disorder, Section 18 wounding, and possession of an offensive weapon charges.
  • Milne Critchley, 20, of Anfield, charged with violent disorder.
  • Luke Bowland, 21, from Wavertree, charged with violent disorder.
  • Adam Draper, 21, from Huyton, charged with violent disorder.
  • George Miller, 20, no fixed address, also charged with violent disorder.

All five are due in Liverpool and Knowsley Magistrates Court on Saturday, 5 January.

Multiple Victims Suffer Serious Injuries

The stabbing took place shortly before 5:30am at the junction of Church Street and Whitechapel. Police found the main victim with life-threatening chest wounds. A second 21-year-old suffered stab wounds to the back and is now recovering at home. Two more victims, aged 20 and 23, sustained head injuries—one from a bottle or glass attack—and are also recovering.

International Manhunt and Public Appeal

On 2 January, French police in Calais detained four men linked to the incident. They have since been extradited back to the UK. Authorities urge anyone with information to contact Merseyside Police on Twitter @MerPolCC or anonymously call Crimestoppers at 0800 555 111, quoting reference 23001323831.

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