Two teenage girls have been charged following a stabbing in Blacktown, in Sydney’s west, as police continue investigating the circumstances surrounding the incident.

Police were called after reports of a stabbing in the Blacktown area. Officers attended the scene and began investigating what had happened, including the events leading up to the alleged attack.

The two teenagers were subsequently charged in connection with the incident. Because they are minors, authorities have limited the personal information that can be publicly released about them.

Investigators are continuing to establish the circumstances surrounding the confrontation and are expected to examine witness accounts and other available evidence. Police investigations of this nature typically focus on determining how the incident began, the relationship between those involved and what occurred immediately before the alleged stabbing.

The incident has drawn attention in the western Sydney community, where police continue to encourage residents to report suspicious or concerning behaviour and to seek emergency assistance when there is an immediate threat to safety.

The case will now proceed through the appropriate legal process. The charges are allegations, and the accused teenagers are entitled to the presumption of innocence unless proven guilty in court.

Authorities may provide additional information as the investigation and court proceedings progress.