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That's what I thought - so why are people saying "stabbing or assault"?

I've heard of drive-by shootings but never a drive-by stabbing - and usually they don't hang around at the scene afterwards either.

Perhaps your photo contains a hidden clue.
 
Who knows. Maybe there was an RTA followed by a stabbing/assault whatever, or maybe they were unrelated seperate incidents.

It's an awfully long time to keep a major road closed after an RTA though. Usually they take a few hours.
 
Who knows. Maybe there was an RTA followed by a stabbing/assault whatever, or maybe they were unrelated seperate incidents.

It's an awfully long time to keep a major road closed after an RTA though. Usually they take a few hours.


my b/f said the same when I said it was an RTA. He reckons there's no way they'd keep a major artery closed so he reckoned the victim had to be a copper :rolleyes::D
 
... and the road is still closed? Good grief. No mention of the incident on any news sites that I can find - which, for something that's obviously much bigger than "van hits person crossing road" is odd.
 
... and the road is still closed? Good grief. No mention of the incident on any news sites that I can find - which, for something that's obviously much bigger than "van hits person crossing road" is odd.


I do agree that's it's rather odd. Have looked on BBC and SLP but nothing.

Maybe if the situation has changed from critical... the victim's next of kin need to be notified :(
 
Wouldn't finding "next of kin" have been quite early on?

Most people have some form of id in their wallet even if its only a driving license, or a mobile phone with entries for "mum" or "work" or something obvious like that.
 
Wouldn't finding "next of kin" have been quite early on?

Most people have some form of id in their wallet even if its only a driving license, or a mobile phone with entries for "mum" or "work" or something obvious like that.


How do you know it wasn't a homeless person with no ID

Even if it wasn't, not necessarily everyone has a "mum" or "work" entry on their mobile
 
It was logged as a "suspicious incident" on the Red Cross alert system so probably not a straightforward RTA :(

No further details though, sorry.
 
Aside from the violence obvious from the aftermath, I wouldn't describe a mugging that seems to have taken place in the middle of a busy main road as "simple".
 
I think it's an attempt to play down his lapse of morality. "I thought it was a simple everyday mugging, no big deal" kind of thing.
 
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