[arista]

[A man has been shot dead by police
in south London after reports he was
armed with a crossbow and trying
to force his way inside a home.
The Met Police said armed officers
were called to the house in Surrey Quays,
Southwark, just before 05:00 GMT.
The man, in his 30s, was allegedly
threatening to hurt the people inside.
Police said the man had got into
the property, in Bywater Place,
when he was shot.
He was given first aid but died at the scene.
The Met is trying to contact his family.
Two people in the house are understood
to have received minor injuries.]







[Armed officers were called to the scene shortly
after and shot the man dead
when he got inside the £300,000 property.

The Independent Office for
Police Conduct (IOPC) is now investigating
the incident.]

['his gas mask, bulletproof Kevlar plate vest
and military boots' are pictured at scene]

5AM this morning.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...red-scene.html






https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-london-68137926

[Zizu]

I’m glad they acted promptly

You can’t take chances with an unbalanced individual with a flaming crossbow !!


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[arista]

He Refused
to lay down his Crossbow and other weapons.
(including a hatchet and a sword)

Locals say he was crazy.

At 5AM, it was terrible for that dead-end road.

[arista]

The Dead Man
was a convicted stalker.

Bryce Hodgson was shot dead.

He was banned from that road.

[Zizu]

I dread to think how many people he would have killed or maimed ..

The police are life savers again


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[Livia]

Ah, the man they shot was white. I wondered why there'd been no massive outcry and calls for a public enquiry.

[Zizu]

Originally Posted by arista

Ahhhh .. yet another given community service .. how did that end ..


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[Zizu]

So he had been seriously stalking her .. to the levels of entering her BEDROOM .. then some judge knowing all that decided that a restraining order would suffice !!

We should start putting some of these judges on trial


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