[Glenn.]

At this stage it’s only been claimed they did…

[arista]

Police have confirmed both lads are now out of danger.


The Lad Stabbing them was a member of that school

Sky News update.

[Ammi]

Originally Posted by arista

Police have confirmed both lads are now out of danger.


The Lad Stabbing them was a member of that school

Sky News update.

…ahhhh, I was just about to post this same thing…

In an update on Wednesday, Detective Chief Superintendent Helen Flanagan said the victims were in a stable condition in hospital, and their wounds – although serious – are “thankfully not life-threatening”.

…from ITVX article, excellent news that physically the two victims are making a good recovery…

[Crimson Dynamo]

Originally Posted by Glenn.

At this stage it’s only been claimed they did…

"Numerous witnesses", according to Talk Radio

Youtube video

[Glenn.]

Talk radio and the daily mail. Of course they’re pushing them “claims”.

[arista]

[ahhhh, I was just about to post this same thing…]


Fair enough Ammi,

It is some good news, the two young lads
are out of danger in the hospital.

[Crimson Dynamo]

The Met spokesman says that it has not been declared a terrorist incident - but
"due to the surrounding circumstances, the investigation is now being led by
officers from Counter Terrorism Police in London."

[Parmy]

Originally Posted by Glenn.

The story is teenagers killing teenagers and adults turning it into culture-war point scoring instead of focusing on why youth violence keeps happening. As proven by your very polarising views on the two stories.

No consistency. Just ignorance.

Swerve the question to insult someone.....bravo for you.

[Parmy]

Originally Posted by Glenn.

At this stage it’s only been claimed they did…

Trumps a paedo though, with no claims made...no consistency just ignorance.

[Glenn.]

Originally Posted by Crimson Dynamo

The Met spokesman says that it has not been declared a terrorist incident - but
"due to the surrounding circumstances, the investigation is now being led by
officers from Counter Terrorism Police in London."

Almost as though a few buzzwords have decided what the actual story is.

[Crimson Dynamo]

London 'one of the safest' cities in the world, Sadiq Khan says, as he swipes at Donald Trump

[Glenn.]

Originally Posted by Parmy

Swerve the question to insult someone.....bravo for you.

Originally Posted by Parmy

Trumps a paedo though, with no claims made...no consistency just ignorance.

No one’s swerving anything. It’s simple. Let investigations establish motive instead of deciding it in advance based on assumptions about religion or background.

[Parmy]

Originally Posted by Glenn.

No one’s swerving anything. It’s simple. Let investigations establish motive instead of deciding it in advance based on assumptions about religion or background.

Stop lecturing people
...


You, yesterday claimed trump was a paedo. You had no evidence whatsoever, but steamed ahead...now today your lecturing people not to jump to conclusions.

Cheeky bastard that you are calling people ignorant for it..

[bots]

the world is full of speculation these days, and if it forces people in positions of authority to take actions that result in the greater good, i'm all for it.

Without speculation about Mandelson and Andrew, it would all have been brushed under the carpet

[Glenn.]

Originally Posted by Parmy

Stop lecturing people
...


You, yesterday claimed trump was a paedo. You had no evidence whatsoever, but steamed ahead...now today your lecturing people not to jump to conclusions.

Cheeky bastard that you are calling people ignorant for it..

He’s mentioned thousands of times in files we know his government spent months redacting. He has tried every trick in the book to stop them being released. If he was innocent then he’d have no problems with them being released. Like I said yesterday, only a moron would think anything else, or make excuses.

You jumping straight to blaming diversity in one thread but video games in another, whilst talking about kids stabbing each other is the issue. The issue is your own ignorance and bigotry.

[Crimson Dynamo]

A teenage boy suspected of stabbing two pupils at a school in north London was
arrested after he was seen inside a mosque, police have said.

Asked if he had left the mosque by the time he was arrested, she said: “I don’t
know the full detail of exactly where he was arrested in terms of location, but
he was in the vicinity of the mosque.”

[Parmy]

So no proof....only counts when its others.


Very left wing of you.

[Glenn.]

Originally Posted by Parmy

So no proof....only counts when its others.


Very left wing of you.

And using the excuse as video games for a white boy being stabbed and diversity for an unconfirmed incident is very right wing of you.

[Parmy]

Originally Posted by Glenn.

And using the excuse as video games for a white boy being stabbed and diversity for an unconfirmed incident is very right wing of you.

It's right though.

[Glenn.]

How Parm reacts to all news

[Parmy]

0<===== The **** I give what it thinks.

[Ammi]

Suspect in stabbing of two boys at north London school is former pupil

A 13-year-old suspected of stabbing two boys at a secondary school is a former pupil who was arrested after being seen at a mosque after the attack, which has not been declared a terrorist incident, police said.

Two pupils at Kingsbury high school in Brent, north-west London, were seriously injured at lunchtime on Tuesday. Both remain in a “stable” condition in hospital with injuries now thought not to be life-threatening.

Det Ch Supt Helen Flanagan, from counter-terrorism policing London, said the suspect, who is a British national and was born in the UK, arrived at the school at about 12.30pm on Tuesday.

He went to a first-floor classroom and, after the door was opened, sprayed a substance towards a pupil, who was not injured. The liquid is not thought to have been noxious.

The suspect then stabbed a 13-year-old boy in the classroom before running along a hallway and down a flight of stairs. He stabbed a 12-year-old boy on the ground floor before fleeing the school.


“Police attended the school and a manhunt was immediately stood up to try and locate and detain the suspect as quickly as possible,” Flanagan said.

“Police were called by a member of the public at approximately 4.15pm over concerns of a child that had been seen at a mosque in north-west London.

“Officers attended shortly after and arrested a 13-year-old boy on suspicion of attempted murder, and he remains in custody.


“At this point we do not believe the suspect to have any particular connection to that mosque and, at this stage, we think that it may have been coincidental that he ended up in that area, and all of those at the mosque have been incredibly supportive of this investigation.

“The incident has not been declared a terrorist incident.”

Officers are understood to be leaning towards the motivation for the attack being related to a personal grievance rather than terrorist ideology.

Some pupils have suggested the suspect had shouted “Allahu Akbar”, a Muslim phrase, during the attack, while another said he had been in a dispute with one of the victims.

Police are exploring different potential motivations for the attack. The investigation is being led by counter-terrorism police because of a concern at the outset there might have been a terrorism motivation, but officers say they are keeping an open mind.

They are not looking for anyone else in connection with the incident, adding that it appears the suspect was acting alone.

About 30 to 40 witnesses are being interviewed, in what was said to be “an extremely delicate process given the young ages of many of the witnesses from the school”.


Police searched three premises – two addresses connected to the suspect and the mosque near where the suspect was arrested.

The lower school remained closed on Wednesday. Conservative councillor Kanta Mistry, who lives not far from the school, described it as “a very secure school”, producing “high-class students” and set in a “leafy London area”.

Having spoken to community members, she said: “Shock is an understatement. We are all very shocked about it, quite saddened, but also quite surprised that it happened here.”

The school’s headteacher, Alex Thomas, said the incident was “a deeply traumatic event for the whole school community”, in a letter to parents and carers.

…full article…
https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/...s-former-pupil

[Cherie]

At least the two boys will survive physically the mental scars will take a bit longer