[arista]

Man Arrested



GBnewsHD Live


Westminster Police Tweet


[London´s Metropolitan Police say a man
has been arrested after
an 11-year-old girl and a 34-year-old woman
were stabbed in central London.

Monday's attack occurred in Leicester Square,
which is heavily visited by tourists at this time of year.

Police said the two victims were taken
to a hospital. The extent of their
injuries was not immediately clear.]


https://www.dailymail.co.uk/wires/ap...sy-square.html

[Livia]

They say it's not terrorism. Sounds pretty terrifying to me...

[Ammi]

‘ The Metropolitan Police said the two victims had been taken to hospital but were unable to give details about how badly injured they were.’


…I hope that they’re able to make a recovery from their injuries and that neither are fatalities or have life changing physical injuries…

[Ammi]

…attacks against females and children particularly are just seeming to be terrifyingly more and more …

[arista]

Originally Posted by Ammi

…attacks against females and children particularly are just seaming to be terrifyingly more and more …

Easy Targets


I hope the Police Name this Terrorist

[Ammi]

Originally Posted by arista

Easy Targets


I hope the Police Name this Terrorist

…we’ll have to wait for more details to see if they were specifically targeted because the attacker knew them…

[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by Ammi

…attacks against females and children particularly are just seaming to be terrifyingly more and more …

Yeah, it's awful. I hope they're both ok

[Vanessa]

Omg I used to go there regularly. Haven't been there in a while.

[Mystic Mock]

Originally Posted by Ammi

…attacks against females and children particularly are just seeming to be terrifyingly more and more …

Two things are causing the rise.

1. Religious extremism (primarily coming from Islam if we're being honest) but it is also having some impact on Christianity too.

And 2. Over the last three years there has been a rise on Incel terrorism, I know nowadays that our Counter-Terrorist Unit in this country have to be on the lookout for possible Incel attacks, because it's getting more common.

[Livia]

Originally Posted by Mystic Mock

Two things are causing the rise.

1. Religious extremism (primarily coming from Islam if we're being honest) but it is also having some impact on Christianity too.

And 2. Over the last three years there has been a rise on Incel terrorism, I know nowadays that our Counter-Terrorist Unit in this country have to be on the lookout for possible Incel attacks, because it's getting more common.

When was the last time a Christian in this country carried out a terrorist atrocity against women and children?

[arista]

Originally Posted by Livia

They say it's not terrorism. Sounds pretty terrifying to me...

Yes because of the location
I would say it is Terrorism.


I hope they both survive

[arista]

A Security Guard Jumped on Him
knocked the knife from his hand.

29 year old Security man

Good on him

GBnewsHD Live

[user104658]

I'd wait for more info before jumping to conclusions because sadly, when women & children are attacked, statistically the most likely culprit is the child's dad or the woman's current/recent ex partner.

Although to be fair, an attack like that being in a busy/public place is more unusual (it's usually at home).

[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by Soldier Boy

I'd wait for more info before jumping to conclusions because sadly, when women & children are attacked, statistically the most likely culprit is the child's dad or the woman's current/recent ex partner.

Although to be fair, an attack like that being in a busy/public place is more unusual (it's usually at home).

Yeah agree and agree, unless it's an ex with a grudge or something

[Ammi]

The injuries of the 11 year-old victim were not life threatening, the police said, adding that she was being treated in hospital.……no update on the woman yet but the child’s injuries thankfully don’t appear to be as serious as they could have been…

[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by Ammi

The injuries of the 11 year-old victim were not life threatening, the police said, adding that she was being treated in hospital.……no update on the woman yet but the child’s injuries thankfully don’t appear to be as serious as they could have been…

That's good to hear, hopefully the woman is Ok too

[arista]

[arista]

[bots]

Starmer needs to get a grip on these types of attack

[Ammi]

A security guard disarmed a knifeman after an 11-year-old girl and a 34-year-old woman were stabbed in London's Leicester Square.

Abdullah, 29, said he "heard a scream", then "jumped on" the man who was attacking the child before holding him down and taking the knife off him.

"I just saw a kid getting stabbed and I just tried to save her. It's my duty to just save them," he said.

Abdullah said he and his colleagues gave first aid to the child before police arrived.

The victims were treated at the scene before being taken to a hospital's major trauma centre following the attack this morning.

The Metropolitan Police said the girl will require hospital treatment but her injuries aren't life threatening, while the woman suffered minor injuries.

There is no suggestion the incident is terror-related and the force said a man has been arrested and is in custody, adding: "We don't believe there are any outstanding suspects."

Abdullah, who has worked at the TWG Tea shop for up to eight months, said he "heard a scream" and saw there was a person in his early to mid-30s "stabbing a kid".

"I jumped on him, held the hand in which he was (carrying) a knife, and just put him down on the floor and just held him and took the knife away from him," he said.

"Then a couple of more people joined as well, and we just held him until the police came, it took maybe three to four minutes for the police to arrive and then they just took him into custody."

Police officers remain at the scene in central London, which is a popular destination for tourists.


A napkin covered in blood could be seen on the pavement along with objects including lighters and a baseball cap.

The square and the surrounding area have an estimated 2.5m visitors every week and are home to shops, theatres, cinemas and restaurants.

A police cordon has been put in place surrounding the double doors of the TWG Tea shop, which is beside the LEGO store and in front of the M&Ms store

London Ambulance Service spokesperson said they were called at 11.36am to reports of a stabbing at Leicester Square.

"We sent resources to the scene, including an ambulance crew, an advanced paramedic and an incident response officer. We also dispatched members of our tactical response unit," they said.

"We treated a child and an adult at the scene and took them to a major trauma centre."


https://news.sky.com/story/girl-11-a...quare-13195834

[Mystic Mock]

Originally Posted by Ammi

A security guard disarmed a knifeman after an 11-year-old girl and a 34-year-old woman were stabbed in London's Leicester Square.

Abdullah, 29, said he "heard a scream", then "jumped on" the man who was attacking the child before holding him down and taking the knife off him.

"I just saw a kid getting stabbed and I just tried to save her. It's my duty to just save them," he said.

Abdullah said he and his colleagues gave first aid to the child before police arrived.

The victims were treated at the scene before being taken to a hospital's major trauma centre following the attack this morning.

The Metropolitan Police said the girl will require hospital treatment but her injuries aren't life threatening, while the woman suffered minor injuries.

There is no suggestion the incident is terror-related and the force said a man has been arrested and is in custody, adding: "We don't believe there are any outstanding suspects."

Abdullah, who has worked at the TWG Tea shop for up to eight months, said he "heard a scream" and saw there was a person in his early to mid-30s "stabbing a kid".

"I jumped on him, held the hand in which he was (carrying) a knife, and just put him down on the floor and just held him and took the knife away from him," he said.

"Then a couple of more people joined as well, and we just held him until the police came, it took maybe three to four minutes for the police to arrive and then they just took him into custody."

Police officers remain at the scene in central London, which is a popular destination for tourists.


A napkin covered in blood could be seen on the pavement along with objects including lighters and a baseball cap.

The square and the surrounding area have an estimated 2.5m visitors every week and are home to shops, theatres, cinemas and restaurants.

A police cordon has been put in place surrounding the double doors of the TWG Tea shop, which is beside the LEGO store and in front of the M&Ms store

London Ambulance Service spokesperson said they were called at 11.36am to reports of a stabbing at Leicester Square.

"We sent resources to the scene, including an ambulance crew, an advanced paramedic and an incident response officer. We also dispatched members of our tactical response unit," they said.

"We treated a child and an adult at the scene and took them to a major trauma centre."


https://news.sky.com/story/girl-11-a...quare-13195834

Abdullah was very brave.

Hopefully he gets acknowledged by the Media for being the hero that those two victims needed in that scenario.

[Niamh.]

Glad they're both OK, well done to that security guard too, a real hero

[bots]

It takes a lot of courage to take on someone wielding a knife

[Zizu]

Originally Posted by bitontheslide

It takes a lot of courage to take on someone wielding a knife

Yeah too right

We all hope we’d have the courage to act but you don’t know until you are put in that situation

Much respect to Abdullah


Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk Pro

[Beso]

Could be a disgruntled person not wanting to go home.