A 42-year-old man was charged with Grievous Bodily Harm with Intent after a victim was allegedly stabbed in the face and back at Brixton Underground station in South London on Saturday afternoon.
British Transport Police said detectives linked the suspect, Tyrone Rule, 42, of Hargwyne Street, Brixton, to the incident and charged him with one count of GBH with Intent and one count of Possession of an Offensive Weapon in a Public Place.
Rule appeared at Highbury Corner Magistrates' Court and was remanded in custody pending a further hearing at Inner London Crown Court on 23 November.
Police officers responded to Brixton Underground Station at 3.49 pm on 24 October after reports of a stabbing. They found a man with injuries to his face and back.
The injured man was taken to hospital, where doctors said his wounds were neither life-threatening nor life-changing. He has since been released.
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