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Husband sought over shop stabbing Man held over woman's shop death
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Police investigating the death of a woman who was stabbed at the south London clothes shop where she worked are searching for her husband. A 47-year-old man has been arrested after a woman was stabbed to death at the clothes shop where she worked.
The victim, an Asian woman in her 40s, was an employee at Peacocks in Majestic Way, Mitcham, where she was stabbed on Friday afternoon. The victim, an Asian woman in her 40s, was an employee at Peacocks in Majestic Way, Mitcham, south London, where the attack happened on Friday afternoon.
The woman sustained several stab wounds in the attack at the rear of the shop. Before Saturday's arrest, a police source had said officers were looking for her husband over the attack, which they believe was a domestic incident.
Detectives are understood to be treating the attack as a domestic incident. The woman has not been named. The woman sustained several wounds at the rear of the shop, police said.
She has not been named.
A post-mortem examination is due to be carried out.A post-mortem examination is due to be carried out.
The owner of a nearby shop, who did not want to be named, said: "Mitcham is not a safe area. People worry about their safety, especially business owners.The owner of a nearby shop, who did not want to be named, said: "Mitcham is not a safe area. People worry about their safety, especially business owners.
"I am not surprised to hear this has happened but I wish it hadn't.""I am not surprised to hear this has happened but I wish it hadn't."
Majestic Way, a pedestrianised shopping street, and a neighbouring car park were cordoned off for forensic investigations following the death.