Verdächtiger wegen Messer-Amoklaufs in einem Zug in Huntingdon hat vor einem Monat einem Mann einen Schlag ins Gesicht verpasst – als die Polizei die Ermittlungen wieder aufnahm, schloss sie die Ermittlungen per SMS nach nur 48 Stunden ab

    https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-15262047/Huntingdon-train-knife-rampage-suspect-slashed-man-face-MONTH-ago-police-open-investigation-closed-text-just-48-hours.html

    Von JB_UK

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    13 Kommentare

    1. It’s not clear if this person is the same person, although it seems likely. But it really is crazy that a number of incidents seem to have happened before with the police doing almost nothing to investigate. The same guy came into a barber shop and brandished a knife, and then separately stabbed someone, days before the attack.

      What on earth is going on with the police if they treat incidents like this with such minimal effort.

    2. Express-Doughnut-562 on

      I’m sorry but regardless of if this is the same guy as the train incident, the idea that someone can be slashed in the face at random and need 15 stitches and the police just go ‚oh well‘ after 48 hours is astonishing to me.

      That’s..like.. a proper crime; real injury and something that any fool can see could escalate into much worse crimes. This isn’t ‚benefit of hindsight‘ stuff, this is really obvious.

      Oh, but they ‚raised a crime‘ and it’s ok.

    3. Read this yesterday, it’s utterly shocking that within 48 hours of someone being knifed that the police are allowed to close a case like this! It’s bad enough they do it for lesser crimes but this is mental.

    4. OkAsparagus839 on

      It’s utterly insane to me that the police closed this investigation down.

      Without wishing to sound too much like a knob it seems that if you commit a serious crime in this country your best chance of being caught is if you break the speed-limit on your way home.

    5. The Police have become a law unto themselves. What a complete waste of time these Police and Crime Commissioners are

    6. I don’t think people realise how bad things are and how much worse they are to come. Being violently attacked with little police intervention has become normalised in 2025 – imagine 2035, 2045.

    7. AbbreviationsAny3557 on

      Be the victim of a nonviolent crime – ‘it’s a civil matter’

      Be the victim of a violent crime – ‘there’s not enough evidence’ (even though the UK is one of the most surveilled countries on the planet).

      The police in this country really are pathetic. Plenty of time to caution people over facebook posts though

    8. PollutedBollocks on

      Makes you wonder about the crime figures when there’s no point reporting them.

    9. Evening-Mess-3593 on

      Policing in the Uk is obviously not fit for purpose.

      It probably needs a complete overhaul together with proper funding from the government. That’s assuming this government is willing to do so.

    10. Old_Course9344 on

      Makes you wonder how many more victims there might be lying in bushes or alleyways waiting to be found?

    11. I’m genuinely starting to think there’s an agenda at play to make us all feel so unsafe we demand they take more of our own liberties away.

    12. But remember they had to take Tommy Robinson to court for not unlocking his phone.

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