Detectives investigating a serious assault at an address in Winsford have charged four people in relation to the incident.
At around 5.10pm on Sunday 14th January 2024, police were called to reports that a man had sustained serious injuries at an address on Wharton Gardens.
On arrival, officers found that a 20-year-old man had been stabbed. The man was taken to the Royal Stoke Hospital for treatment and has since made a full recovery.
Seven people were initially arrested in connection with the incident.
Following a detailed investigation into the circumstances surrounding the incident, the following four people have been charged with conspiracy to commit grievous bodily harm with intent:
- Ellis Webb, 20, of Baywillow Close, Winsford
- Catherine Clare, 33, of Middlewich Street, Crewe
- Luke Kirton, 20, of Esk Road, Winsford
- Connor Baldwin, 18, of Dee Way, Winsford
All four defendants have been bailed and are all set to appear at Chester Magistrates Court.
Webb is due to appear on Friday 21st November. Clare, Kirton and Baldwin are set to appear on Friday 12th December.
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