Three men were stabbed during a massive fight on a sex party performed by self -style Lord Eddie Davenport.
A massacre burst into his notorious Marylebone -Heerhuis in Portland Place, Central London.
Communician Davenport, 58, last year succeeded in preventing the police[/caption]
The mansion block was used by the 25-year-old Bonnie Blue-Achter name Tia Bellinger[/caption]
Bonnie Blue recently slept with more than 1,000 men in 12 hours at the Sleazy address[/caption]
Lord Eddie Davenport’s famous Mansion for Sex Parties[/caption]
The problem is probably that drug dealers are active at the sex party.
A group of men used knives to put partygoers during the fight at 7 o’clock on Sunday.
Police officers and paramedics were called to the Sleazy address, where Bonnie Blue recently slept with more than 1,000 people in 12 hours.
Rescuers were confronted with a massacre when they arrived.
One source said: “There was blood everywhere with people who were injured everywhere.
“It looked like a combat scene instead of a sex club.”
Four men were taken to the hospital with injuries.
Three of them had stab wounds although none of the wounded remained in a life -threatening state.
The police arrested three men on suspicion of causing serious physical injury and drug facilities.
A police spokesperson said: “The police were called for an address on Portland Place, W1 at 7:00 am on Sunday 23 February after reports of an attack.
“Officers were present at the London ambulance service and four men were taken to the hospital.
“Three of the victims had sustained stab wounds. Their injuries are not considered life threatening.
“The police arrested three men, including a man on suspicion of GBH and with the intention of delivering, a man on suspicion of GBH and another man on suspicion of possession with the intention of supplying.”
It is understood that the men arrested have been saved.
The police have switched off a conclusion of section 76 on the property to prevent access to IT and the risk of further disruption.
Convicted of Davenport, 58, managed to prevent the police from closing his parties on the £ 15 million mansion last year.
Officers had been called 63 times to incidents his property with parties, thanks to noise complaints, alleged drug use and noisy partygoers.
The mansion block was used by the 25-year-old Bonnie Blue-affiliated name Tia Bellinger-Om with more than 1,000 men in 12 hours.
She revealed how she was covered with bruises and bites traces of the controversial sex marathon.
Davenport told The Sun this week: “The all day was the craziest I have ever experienced.
“Men stood in the row from the basement to the top floor in Balaclavas and many lost their virginity that day.”
Davenport – also known as Fast Eddie – made his name by organizing Gatecrasher balls for rich young Toffs in the late 1980s.
He was convicted in 2011 for a prior fraud and seven years and eight months imprisoned.
The Messenbrawl broke out in the £ 15 million mansion of Davenport on 32 Portland Place.
He previously had a 24 -bedroom mansion across the road at number 33 that used to be the property of the government of Sierra Leone.
Davenport, born in Dublin, sold that real estate in 2015 for £ 27 million to arrange a judicial order to pay the serious fraud officer £ 14 million about his conviction.
He then bought the building at number 32 where neighbors say they have suffered from very loud music for years, partygoers who use drugs and broke on the street.
Last year a closure was heard how the police had been called to report two rapes at the address.
One of them took place in July last year when a woman sniffed a row of cocaine in the bathroom before she discovered that her underpants was torn when she got ceremony again, the court heard.
And a man was killed in Lewisham after visiting one of the parties, the City of London ‘Magistrates’ Court was told.
The court heard that the man with two women was and was followed from the party to their Airbnb in South Londs by robbers.
He died after being bottled by the robbers while trying to protect the women, the PC of the neighborhood met Hannah Fordham told the hearing.
But magistrates refused to grant the closing order and said that the police business had not been proven beyond the likelihood of probability.
The with said that it is still striving for a closing order after the last outbreak of problems.
