The Met Police reveal victim of fatal stabbing in Oaklands Road, Hanwell on Monday, 10 February.

33-year-old Dariusz Serafin was pronounced dead at the scenes by paramedics after being found dead with "several knife wounds".

Police were called at around 10:15pm on 10 February, to the Grosvenor pub in Hanwell, to reports that a man had stumbled into the pub with serious injuries.

Homicide detectives are carrying out extensive enquiries to establish the circumstances of the incident. There have not been any arrests.

Detective Chief Inspector Alison Foxwell, from the Met's Specialist Crime unit, said: "We are making good progress with our investigation, and a number of leads are being followed up.

"Our enquiries thus far lead us to believe that the stabbing took place in the vicinity of Sydney Road junction with Regina Road. Although this is a predominantly residential area, its proximity to The Broadway – and a number of shops, pubs and restaurants still open at the time of the incident – leads us to believe there will have been witnesses who may have seen or heard something.

"We urge anyone with information to contact us urgently. There may also be CCTV, ring doorbell or dash cam footage which may be relevant to the investigation.

"We urge anybody who was in the area to check their footage from between 20.30hrs and 22.30hrs on Monday, 10 February, and to notify the police if they believe they have captured anything which may assist our investigation."

The Met say that the Serafin's family are being supported by specialists.

In a statement, they said: "Dariusz, known for his boundless empathy and loving spirit for people and animals, touched everyone he met with his kindness and compassion. His presence will be deeply missed, but his memory will live on in the hearts of those he loved.

"In his honour, his family urges everyone to help end senseless knife crime in the streets of London, and to assist in bringing the person responsible for his death to justice. Rest peacefully, Dariusz."

Anyone with information is asked to contact 101 or 'X' @MetCC, quoting CAD 7176/10FEB25. You can also provide information anonymously to the independent charity Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.

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