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A police officer is among four people who have been injured following an alleged stabbing in Sydney's south.
Emergency services rushed to Old Bush Road, near the Princess Highway, at Engadine, around 9.15am on Sunday, following reports of a multi-vehicle crash.
Several passengers inside the cars had allegedly suffered stab wounds and a police officer was also injured.
One person suffered a cardiac arrest. A 40-year-old woman is among several passengers who have been rushed to St George Hospital.
Another patient suffered a stab wound to their abdomen and while a third suffered a broken arm.
Emergency services (pictured) rushed to Old Bush Road, near the Princess Highway, at Engadine, around 9.15am on Sunday, following reports of a multi-vehicle crash
The officer is understood to have sustained 30mm stab wounds their lower wrist and forearm.
The alleged knifeman is among those being treated by paramedics at the scene.
Witnesses have reported a helicopter is circling ahead and there was 'blood everywhere' at the scene.
Witnesses also said they saw a man being tasered after he allegedly ran away from police.
A car was allegedly seen driving at speed through the traffic before it collided with the other vehicles, the Daily Telegraph reports.
Princess Highway has been closed in both directions between Farnell Avenue and Loftus-Heathcote Road.
Police are investigating the incident.
Police are investigating the incident (pictured) with multiple passengers rushed to hospital with stab wounds
Witnesses have reported a helicopter is circling ahead and there was 'blood everywhere' at the scene (pictured)
A 40-year-old woman is among several passengers, who have been rushed to St George Hospital after paramedics rendered assistance to those wounded (pictured paramedics treated an injured passenger)
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