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Policewoman rushed to suspected “domestic disturbance” was battered with a SLEDGEHAMMER

Police were called after a suspected incident involving a man with a knife at a house in Barnet, north London.

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A policewoman rushed to a suspected “domestic disturbance” involving a knife – and was battered with a SLEDGEHAMMER.

Police were called after a suspected incident involving a man with a knife at a house in Barnet, north London.

Two officers who rushed into the house “were confronted by a male who brandished a sledgehammer”, the Metropolitan Police said.

A spokesman added: “One officer was struck by the sledgehammer before the male decamped and fled.

“The officer, a female aged in her mid-30s, was not seriously injured. She is currently recovering at home.

“Officers would like to speak to Cayle Lynch, 24, in connection with this incident.

“He is known to sleep rough and frequents Sunny Hill Park and Hampstead Heath.”

Detectives are hunting Cayle Lynch, 24, after the officer was attacked at about 9.30am on Friday morning.

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Cops shared a picture of Lynch with the appeal, adding: “He should not be approached – anyone who sees Lynch should call police immediately on 999.”

 

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