Stabbings - UK & Worldwide

GB News are trying to get the Government to release figures of immigrants and violent crime eg.

The percentage of crime per percentage of population.

Eg,if a certain section of immigrants take up 3% of our population, but commit 15% of a certain type of violent crime,then that needs sorting out.Arrests,prison,deportation education,reformation of religion etc.Whatever it takes.

We already have these statistics from eg Sweden.Foriegners committed a huge amount of violent crime when considering their percentage of population.

Our right on scared Government, are as yet not releasing these figures to the British public,imo, shows us the immigrant violent crime figures are shocking.

Hopefully news on how GB News are getting on with this in a fortnight or so.

Absolutely horrific event. Hainault is quite near Epping - 6miles, both on the Central Line.
So Bancroft School have now lost two students, one current and one who was at University, both to violent knife crime.
Danial Ajorin. RIP. Murdered by dual Spanish/Brazilian national - Marcus Arduini Monzo.
Grace O'Malley-Kumar. RIP. Murdered by dual Guinea-Bissau/Portuguese national - Valdo Calocane
Multi-culturalism is such fun. The UK is a wonderful melting pot of nationalities.
Is there any evidence to suggest that foreign nationals or asylum speakers are proportionately more likely to commit violent crime?
Well we don't know, because the raw data pertaining to this is being suppressed. See GB News freedom of information request.
And remember punters - these violent acts committed by foreign nationals or asylum speakers are incredibly rare events.
That happen a lot.

Absolutely horrific event. Hainault is quite near Epping - 6miles, both on the Central Line.
So Bancroft School have now lost two students, one current and one who was at University, both to violent knife crime.
Danial Ajorin. RIP. Murdered by dual Spanish/Brazilian national - Marcus Arduini Monzo.
Grace O'Malley-Kumar. RIP. Murdered by dual Guinea-Bissau/Portuguese national - Valdo Calocane
Multi-culturalism is such fun. The UK is a wonderful melting pot of nationalities.
Is there any evidence to suggest that foreign nationals or asylum speakers are proportionately more likely to commit violent crime?
Well we don't know, because the raw data pertaining to this is being suppressed. See GB News freedom of information request.
And remember punters - these violent acts committed by foreign nationals or asylum speakers are incredibly rare events.
That happen a lot.

Two 12-year-old boys stabbed defenceless man, 19 to death with machete and stamped on his head in front of girls in park..by Emily Davies.

Two 12-year-old boys stabbed a 'defenceless' teenager to death with a machete and stamped on his head in front of two young girls, a murder trial has heard.

Jurors were told that Shawn Seesahai, 19, had offered no violence and done nothing to offend either of the boys, but was hit so hard on the skull that a piece of bone came away.

They allegedly slashed his legs and inflicted an injury that went through his back and ribs into his heart.

The court was told that one of the boys regularly carried a machete and that day they were 'passing it' between themselves.

They had met two girls, around their age, at a park and the prosecution told the court one of the girls said they were 'punching and stamping' on Mr Seesahai's head.

Both youths, who cannot be named because of their age, deny murdering Mr Seesahai, who was pronounced dead at the scene on Stowlawn playing fields in Wolverhampton on the night of November 13TH last year.

There's a video out there of a man,in Paisley,Scotland, chasing two Policemen whilst armed with a chainsaw.

The nutter has been arrested.

The two Police officers were taken to hospital, but will live.

Moroccan asylum seeker, 45, tells jury stress made him 'lose his mind' before stabbing pensioner, 70, to death in the street, Ahmed Alid, 45, is charged with murdering Terence Carney, 70, in Hartlepool..By Emily Jane Davies.

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A police handout photo of Ahmed Alid, who is charged with murdering Terence Carney, 70

A Moroccan asylum seeker has claimed stress made him 'lose his mind' moments before he stabbed a pensioner to death in the street.

Ahmed Alid, 45, is charged with murdering Terence Carney, 70, in Hartlepool town centre, minutes after repeatedly knifing his sleeping housemate Javed Nouri, 31, in his bed.

The jury at Teesside Crown Court was told by prosecutors that Alid was seeking 'revenge' for the Israel-Palestine conflict.

He admits stabbing both men in the early hours of October 15th, eight days after Hamas launched their attacks on Israel, but denies murder and attempted murder.

Under cross-examination by Jonathan Sandiford KC, Alid told Teesside Crown Court he was feeling stressed when he came across Mr Carney.

He was left bleeding from his hand following the earlier confrontation with Mr Nouri, an Iranian who had converted to Christianity, at their shared asylum seekers' accommodation in Wharton Terrace.

Speaking via an Arabic interpreter, he recalled the moment before he repeatedly stabbed the pensioner, saying the stress 'made me lose my temper, ]I] lost my mind, I didn't know what I was doing'.

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The scene in Javed Nouri's bedroom after he was allegedly stabbed by Ahmed Alid

Alid explained there were previous disagreements with Mr Nouri and claimed he was tormented over several months.

He had lost his passport in Greece and he wanted to leave the UK and go back to Spain.

He denies murder, attempted murder and assaulting two female detectives after they interviewed him.

Giving evidence from the witness box previously, Alid said he felt as if someone else was pushing him when he forced his way into Mr Nouri's room.

After describing the struggle he had with the former body builder, he explained how a number of problems, including an issue with his father dating back to 2003, were on his mind.

He also said he felt homesick, that he could not work in the UK and that he had argued with Mr Nouri previously.

The jury has heard how Mr Nouri clashed with Alid about the shared property being dirty when he moved in.

After stabbing Mr Nouri, Alid claimed he left the asylum seekers' accommodation in the early hours of October 15, looking for a clinic as he had suffered a cut hand during the fight.

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The scene at Wharton Terrace after the alleged incident took place

He recalled seeing Mr Carney coming towards him and the defendant remembered shouting 'Free Palestine' in a loud voice.

He claimed Mr Carney, whom he said he had seen out and about previously, said something like 'Go back to your country'.

Via an Arabic interpreter, Alid told jurors: 'My hand was bleeding, I had lost a lot of blood and he came towards me. I felt like dizziness.'

John Elvidge KC, defending, asked: 'Why did you stab him?'

Alid replied: 'I was not feeling well.

'I thought I am going to faint and he will take the knife from me and he will stab me.'

After he knifed the pensioner, Mr Carney fell and began to crawl on the ground, Alid said.

The defendant told the jury he believed Mr Carney was looking for a stone with which to hit him.

Mr Elvidge asked: 'Did you intend to cause him really serious harm?'

Alid replied: 'No, he was an old man.

'Any normal person at that age would never talk to anyone at this time.'

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Earlier, Alid said he came to Europe in 2007 as there was a problem with the intelligence services monitoring his shop and they were 'harassing' him.

He moved around the continent for years, spending time in Spain, France, Italy, Germany, Scandinavia, the Netherlands and Austria, before he came to the UK in 2020 via a ferry, arriving in Middlesbrough.

The court heard he was arrested by police as he did not have the correct papers and he applied for asylum.

Asked by Mr Elvidge if that was successful, Alid said: 'I didn't have any answer.'

He was allowed to work four hours a week, but that did not lead to him getting a job, the court heard.