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Off-Topic Discussion => General Discussion => Topic started by: Flipside on December 23, 2004, 01:35:57 pm
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At the train station about a mile from my house, some bloke just lost his rag completely, and stabbed 6 people. One person dead. Expect to see it on BBC soon, no doubt :(
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Yeah turns out he's been a known nutcase for a while.
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Heard it the radio. They said he was a Turkish guy with mental problems. This country sucks at keeping crazies off the streets...
Edit, story here: http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/london/4120649.stm
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Mr. Stabby, la laa lalallallaa, laa lalallallallaa he's Mr. Stabby.
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: Applauds Edmonton council :
Doesn't surprise me, it's not the first time someone's had serious violent mental problems, and been overlooked or allowed into society.
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Good old care in the community.
Or is that 'take care of the community' ?
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That's exciting.
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:wtf: @ KT
Sad, but not very surprising. These people are barely monitored. There's a maximum security hospital not far from where I live actually - had the likes of Rose West and the Bulger killers there. The security around the place looks very impressive, but I doubt there's anything as strong when it comes to the "care in the community" cases.
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weve got mexicans down here that stab each other all the time
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Originally posted by Clave
Heard it the radio. They said he was a Turkish guy with mental problems. This country sucks at keeping crazies off the streets...
Edit, story here: http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/london/4120649.stm
I think it's right up there with the US. Here, crazy people kill other people just so they can get treatment for their problem, otherwise they wouldn't get anything.
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In a local mental hospital for criminals (Grote Beek, IIRC) they lost the master key. The management wouldn't change the locks, because no locksmith could be found so soon before christmas......
Right.
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One of the people who died lived two doors down from me...
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Originally posted by pyro-manic
:wtf: @ KT
You're right. It would have been better if it were in a church.