Another shooting in Liverpool
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Not seen a thread on this yet,
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-11576239/...
Seems they ve arrested two already which might come as some comfort to the parents and relatives.
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-11576239/...
Seems they ve arrested two already which might come as some comfort to the parents and relatives.
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LeadFarmer said:
It really makes no difference to most of us, Mersypool is a cesspit and I'm grateful I don't live there, and Im sorry for those who do and have to suffer these vents.
Having lived and worked in most areas of the country and others they all have their problems and plus points, the above statement says a lot about you.I have until recently lived in Kingston upon Thames for over 30 years. I have no idea how many knife attacks there were in the town centre in that time, but there were certainly some fatal ones.
What I do know is that in my road alone (a residential road, not in the centre), there was : an attack on police officers by a man with a sword; an arson attack which destroyed a house; a murder; a women killed with a knife, albeit in circumstances which were established to be self defence- the incident started as attempted murder by her. All in a road of around 200 homes, with little through traffic. I would be surprised if many roads on Merseyside have a worse record.
And yet, Kingston is usually described as 'leafy'.
What I do know is that in my road alone (a residential road, not in the centre), there was : an attack on police officers by a man with a sword; an arson attack which destroyed a house; a murder; a women killed with a knife, albeit in circumstances which were established to be self defence- the incident started as attempted murder by her. All in a road of around 200 homes, with little through traffic. I would be surprised if many roads on Merseyside have a worse record.
And yet, Kingston is usually described as 'leafy'.
cossy400 said:
Not seen a thread on this yet,
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-11576239/...
Seems they ve arrested two already which might come as some comfort to the parents and relatives.
What I’m hearing from friends who work in local law enforcement is this is the ongoing feud between the Beechwood and Ford Ocg’s, the four men targeted and shot are well known to the Police.https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-11576239/...
Seems they ve arrested two already which might come as some comfort to the parents and relatives.
mac96 said:
I have until recently lived in Kingston upon Thames for over 30 years. I have no idea how many knife attacks there were in the town centre in that time, but there were certainly some fatal ones.
What I do know is that in my road alone (a residential road, not in the centre), there was : an attack on police officers by a man with a sword; an arson attack which destroyed a house; a murder; a women killed with a knife, albeit in circumstances which were established to be self defence- the incident started as attempted murder by her. All in a road of around 200 homes, with little through traffic. I would be surprised if many roads on Merseyside have a worse record.
And yet, Kingston is usually described as 'leafy'.
Lol what an area, unluckiest location in the UK perhaps.What I do know is that in my road alone (a residential road, not in the centre), there was : an attack on police officers by a man with a sword; an arson attack which destroyed a house; a murder; a women killed with a knife, albeit in circumstances which were established to be self defence- the incident started as attempted murder by her. All in a road of around 200 homes, with little through traffic. I would be surprised if many roads on Merseyside have a worse record.
And yet, Kingston is usually described as 'leafy'.
TX.
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