The alleged perpetrator of the three Nottingham murders on Tuesday is, according to advance the bbc citing official sources, a 31-year-old man from Africa Westerner who had been in the country for years and who has a history of mental health problems. Apparently, the suspectwho is currently in police custody, is not a British citizen, but has the status of settledwhich means that you have permission to stay in the country for several years.
The County Police nottinghamshireFor its part, it has not yet revealed any information about the alleged attacker beyond the age of the detainee. Likewise, the authorities have announced this Wednesday that they are trying to find the reason of the attacks with the help of the anti-terrorist police, according to Reuters.
The vibrant city of Nottingham, in central England, awoke last Tuesday to a scream of horror. At four in the morning, a man assaulted and stabbed two university students, Barnaby Webber and Grace Kumar, when they returned home, in the Ilkeston Road area (to the west), after a night out. They were the first victims of an attack that continued later in two other points different from the city.
An hour later, in Magdala Road (to the north), a man in his 50s was killed and a white van ran over several people who were waiting at the bus stop a few streets away. Two suffered minor injuries and a third is currently admitted in critical condition.
From the outset, the local police have treated the three incidents as the same attack. “The investigation is in its early stages and a team of detectives is working to establish exactly what happened,” Commissioner Kate Meynell said Tuesday.