22 minutes of horror: boy killed in sword rampage
The Guardian|May 01, 2024
Police search for answers after four hurt in attack, including two officers
Vikram Dodd, Rachel Hall
22 minutes of horror: boy killed in sword rampage

Detectives are urgently investigating why a man armed with a sword went on a rampage for more than 20 minutes in east London, killing a 14-year-old boy and wounding four other people in an apparently random attack.

The teenager was fatally injured when the suspect swung at him with the 30cm-long weapon yesterday morning.

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