UK - Louis Johnson, 16, killed by machete attack at train station, Croyton, 27 Jan 2020

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Horrifying! The article title in OP states:

Police launch murder hunt after man ‘is hacked to death by machete-wielding attackers’ in front of horrified commuters at busy London station

So there was more than one machete-wielding attacker? I wonder how many? And I also wonder if this was a random or targeted attack?


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Horrifying! The article title in OP states:

Police launch murder hunt after man ‘is hacked to death by machete-wielding attackers’ in front of horrified commuters at busy London station

So there was more than one machete-wielding attacker? I wonder how many? And I also wonder if this was a random or targeted attack?


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Who knows? I think all these attacks and murders are senseless and another young life lost to a mindless machete attack in the UK. must have been awful to witness happen, it’s a really busy station at a really busy time, imagine the attacker(s) just disappeared into the crowds whilst all the chaos in the aftermath of the attack was happening.
 
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Who knows? I think all these attacks and murders are senseless and another young life lost to a mindless machete attack in the UK. must have been awful to witness happen, it’s a really busy station at a really busy time, imagine the attacker(s) just disappeared into the crowds whilst all the chaos in the aftermath of the attack was happening.

The DM just updated the article in your original link, the victim is only 18 years old :(
 
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Only 16! This is terrible, I want to see justice for him and his family who must be absolutely devastated.

What I want to know is why has there not been a description of the attacker(s). We know from the article that there was at least one witness, there had to be numerous witnesses, there has to be surveillance somewhere in a busy railway station.

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I suppose the police are playing their cards close to their chest, and yes, I have seen at least three different articles which each have a different witness saying they saw a person with a machete pass them, more than likely county lines stuff again, with kids killing kids.
 
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I suppose the police are playing their cards close to their chest, and yes, I have seen at least three different articles which each have a different witness saying they saw a person with a machete pass them, more than likely county lines stuff again, with kids killing kids.

Oh the killer was also a kid? I didn't see that mentioned anywhere...
 
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Oh the killer was also a kid? I didn't see that mentioned anywhere...
They don’t know yet, I’m just assuming to be honest, if it goes the same way as all the other stabbing in the UK recently, it’s been kids killing kids.
 
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Only 16! This is terrible, I want to see justice for him and his family who must be absolutely devastated.

What I want to know is why has there not been a description of the attacker(s). We know from the article that there was at least one witness, there had to be numerous witnesses, there has to be surveillance somewhere in a busy railway station.

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I don’t think they have any definite description or cctv yet, could be the attacker has his face covered.
 
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What are postcode wars? Is it like gangs claiming territory? The article didn’t make it clear.

I wonder why he thought he was a dead man walking after the morning’s attempted attack by a stranger? I might have thought just bad luck, a crazy person, etc., & not assumed I was a walking target. Had he been threatened previously?
 
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What are postcode wars? Is it like gangs claiming territory? The article didn’t make it clear.

I wonder why he thought he was a dead man walking after the morning’s attempted attack by a stranger? I might have thought just bad luck, a crazy person, etc., & not assumed I was a walking target. Had he been threatened previously?
Believe it is exactly as you say, postcode wars relates to gangs claiming and protecting their territories. I think Louis knew why he was attacked that morning or at least had a good idea why.
 
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