OF TERRORISTS RELEASED AS FEARS GROW FREED IN YEAR Top politicians’ Twitter fall-out
A ROW has erupted between the Home Secretary and a former Government minister over Khan’s early release. Labour’s Yvette Cooper said the Government was “warned about the risks” of ending Imprisonment for Public Protection (IPP). But Priti Patel blamed laws brought in by Labour in 2008. The IPP regime was brought in to protect the public from dangerous prisoners, but was scrapped in 2012. In a series of tweets, Ms Cooper said the Government was “warned” about the risks.
The Home Secretary responded, saying the law was changed “to end Labour’s automatic release policy”.
1. Wielding a knife in each hand, crazed attacker Usman Khan storms Fishmongers’ Hall and stabs anyone he can including
25-year-old Jack Merritt. 2. Shocked witnesses to the terrifying incident inside the hall call the police who respond immediately. 3. A group of six have-a-go heroes chase after the lone attacker, armed with just a fire extinguisher and a narwhal tusk grabbed off a wall display inside the hall. 4. After spraying the terrorist with the extinguisher the group manages to wrestle him to the ground and disarm him.
5. Cops rush in and drag the heroes off the attacker who appears to be wearing a suicide vest. An officer fires shots from his
MP5 and kills the knifeman on the bridge.
6. Officers surround white lorry on London Bridge and check inside the container
nearby area as a precaution area put on lockdown as police confirm “major incident”