A man has been taken to hospital after he was stabbed close to the Christ Church Primary School in Tower Road, St Leonards-on-Sea in East Sussex on Monday (23 October).
A man, in his 20s, was shot close to the Jamia Abu Hanifa Mosque, in Undercliffe, at around 2pm on Friday (20 October) with worshippers shocked to hear gunshots.
Eric X, 31, from Ghana, threatened woman, 23, and boyfriend, 26, with a machete in the Siegaue Nature Reserve campsite, near Bonn, Germany, in April.
Husband and dying wife left devastated after conmen posing as water board officials made off with irreplaceable valuables.
Two teenage boys have been placed on bail until they are sentenced in November for the brutal attack.
Unprovoked attack left the man with serious facial injuries, as well as permanent damage to his retina.
The attacker was warned that if he is involved in similar behaviour in the future he will end up in jail.
One victim told local media that the moped gang robbed a couple before aiming their bikes at him and his friend.
Afolake Adeniji wailed when handed her sentence and later apologised for the crimes she had committed.
The boy was approached and then followed by the man, who disappeared by the time he reached his home.
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The man also severely attacked his wife, leaving her permanently disfigured, the court heard.
Attacks in London and Manchester have created additional strains for the security forces.
The suspect pushed a woman into the road and the path of a bus.
Police were stunned to discover the gang had been using military encrypted mobile phones to talk to contacts.
Suspect believed to be male, aged in his 40s and sometimes wears a headlamp.
Iqbal Miah, 38, jailed for 25 months after also being found with a knife.
David Diemer from Cheltenham went on the run and threatened to kill the police officers who eventually arrested him.
Michael Lewiss told police it was a baseball bat admitting it was actually a machete.
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'Whatever this driver had going on must have been super important,' tweeted Surrey Police.
Raging Michael Probert, 37, carried out the attack over an issue involving 'his former partner'.