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| Originally published | July 28, 1977 |
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| Authors | Tom Burns |
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Read stabbing attack: minute's silence held for the victims
Police officers carry flowers left at The Scene of multiple stabbings in the reading of
A minute's silence will be held, the sting, later for the three victims of the reading attack.
teacher James Furlong , described as a "kind and gentle" man, is the only victim, publicly, So Far .
Meanwhile, the Police continue to question The Suspect on Saturday in an attack, Khairi Saadallah, who was arrested under the Terrorism Act.
sources told The Bbc that he is originally from Libya and came to the attention of MI5 in the year 2019.
A minute's silence will be held at 10:00 BST for the victims, according to The Mayor of Reading, councillor David Stevens .
people are invited, in The Silence of the reading Council Facebook page.
Reading Borough Council leader Jason Brock said the city was "an incredibly strong community," where "people come together, and you will not allow to be divided".
Meanwhile, water Tribute continues to be high for the 36-year-old Mr. Furlong, the head of the history, government and politics at The Holt school in Wokingham.
His parents, Gary and Janet described her son as a "beautiful, intelligent, honest, and fun".
"He was The Best son, brother, uncle and partner, she can only wish. We Are grateful for the memories he gave to all of us," they said in a statement. "We will never forget him and he lives in our hearts Forever . "
James Furlong was described as an "inspirational" teacher,Co-head teacher, Mr Furlong school, he said, "really inspired everyone he taught".
Anne Kennedy and Katie Pearce said in a statement: "He was determined that our students develop a critical awareness of global issues and active citizens and have a voice. "
students have also expressed their sadness at The News .
Sophie McEwan wrote on Instagram that Mr Furlong was "an inspiring teacher, [the] really cared for all of us students".
And Emily Mugnier wrote: "Thank You for an incredible, enthusiastic teacher and lover of life. "
Mr Furlong gardens was one of three people who died in the Saturday attack on reading Forbury, the Police were called to at 19:00 CEST.
witnesses say a lone attacker with a knife, exclaimed, "incomprehensible words" and stabbed several people in a group.
Security Guard in a Sydney McDonald, 65, said he saw The Suspect as rugby-tackled to the ground by Police and arrested shortly after The Incident .
"It was a guy, and I saw him-he points to A Man and says: 'There he is, there he is'. If he hadn't, she would have missed him. He was really running fast, really fast.
"put on The Emergency brake, jumped out of The Car and rugby tackled him to the ground.
"you don't put on the handcuffs, he was putting up a fight or something like that, you picked him up and put him in The Van , he just sat there, quite calmly, he was not to say anything. "
Three Other People suffered serious injuries in The Attack , but only one remains in the hospital, where his condition is described as stable.
Mr. Saadallah, 25, is from reading and was arrested initially on suspicion of murder. Later, he was arrested again on Sunday after section 41 of the Terrorism Act 2000.
according to the law, Police have The Power to detain him without charge for up to 14 Days .
Suspect , Khairi SaadallahPolice say they are looking for anyone else in connection with The Incident .
sources of The Bbc 's Home Affairs correspondent Dominic Casciani said that Mr. Saadallah came to the attention of the security services, after you receive The Information , the reasons he had ambitions Abroad , possibly in connection with terrorism.
However, if The Information , no real threat or immediate risk was identified, it was investigated, our correspondent said.
It means that no file was opened, it would have been a target for further investigation.
Police tents and equipment in the Forbury Gardens in ReadingBoris Johnson has a meeting with the security officials, the Police and the Minister about The Incident , and the PM has promised, the action "if there are lessons we need to learn".
Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer has said that "the people are United in their grief" after The Attack , and that he wants to talk discuss with the Prime Minister , as you learn the "out of it".
reading, reading stabbings
Source of news: bbc.com
