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Shot man ‘charged’ gun cops

Daily Express

April 03, 2025

A MAN shot dead by police at Milton Keynes railway station “moved at speed” towards them with a knife, bosses said.

- By Emily Smith

Officers were called to the station at 12.54pm on Tuesday following reports of a man carrying a gun.

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