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Gang attack in Trafalgar Square
28 Sep 2009A man was fighting for his life in hospital after being attacked by three teenagers in Trafalgar Square.
The 62-year-old was outside the South African Embassy on Friday when he apparently argued with two girls and a boy, aged about 16 to 20.
A 30-year-old man also suffered minor injuries. The suspects were seen walking to The Strand.
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12 years of New Labours' tough on crime, tough on the
causes of crime policies and look where this country
is: going down the toilet.
And what will happen to these low-life scumbags if
they are convicted? A few years in a four star hotel
with bars? Community service? And the despicable
muppets in Brighton want us to vote for them again!!
- Lb, Bromley, 29/09/2009 00:31
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Anon. I hope your friend recovers and I hope the Police catch the scum who did this.
- B, Sydney, Australia, 28/09/2009 21:59
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Even if they do catch the the morons that did this, they will get a slap on the wrist and set free to do the same again.
- Terry, Ealing, UK, 28/09/2009 21:13
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So, apart from their ages do we have any other description that may help to catch these cowards??
- John W1, London UK, 28/09/2009 20:39
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More police on the street.................
- Grim Reaper, Hell, 28/09/2009 17:25
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Graham: wonderful to learn that crime is unknown in the Netherlands. Not what it seemed like to me when I had the misfortune to be in Rotterdam main railway station.
- Dectora, London UK, 28/09/2009 17:23
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The attacked man is a good friend of mine whom is critically ill in a coma. Just hope they catch who did this to him.
- Anon., London, 28/09/2009 16:19
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Sad stories of this sort are a constant reminder of why I never want to come back to live in England again.
- Graham Rodhouse, Helmond, Netherlands, 28/09/2009 14:17
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The Square was closed and it caused absolute chaos
- Steve M, London, 28/09/2009 12:51
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As Trafalgar Square has not been closed-off while police do fingertip searches, we can reasonably assume that those injured are not footballers, politicians or celebrities. What a relief.
- Realistic., London UK, 28/09/2009 11:39
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Modern Britain. What a mess.
- Phil Jones, London UK, 28/09/2009 10:18
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