CCTV showed an elderly man collapsed on a mobility scooter as panicked members of the public tried to help him shortly after an 87-year-old man was stabbed to death in the street. I am projecting it.
Thomas O'Halloran, 87, was stabbed yesterday afternoon in Greenford, West London, on his way home from a street performance to raise money for Ukraine. Died.
London Metropolitan Police are still looking for the knifeman and believe Thomas was stabbed shortly after 4pm. He then traveled about 75 yards on a mobility scooter to Runnymede Gardens, where he asked the public for help.
Footage obtained by Sky News shows two individuals approaching a man on a mobility scooter.
The video was taken from his CCTV at the resident's front door, showing a man on a mobility scooter coming from the direction police believe Thomas was attacked.
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Today,The Mirror has exclusive footage of Thomas returning home about 20 minutes before being stabbed. shared.
Clerk Ronak Patel saw him go back and forth on his scooter, and after seeing Thomas putting donations into yellow boxes each day, he said in the footage that I recognized Thomas.
He told The Mirror:
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Sky News)The announcement was made after police shared a photo of a man they wanted to identify "as a matter of urgency."
He wore gray shorts, a dark T-shirt, a white baseball cap, and white patterned builder-style gloves.
Tesco security claimed police recognized the man photographed as he fled the scene as a local shoplifter who had previously tried to pinch him from the store.
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Met Police)"He wasn't in the shop yesterday, but the old man was playing. ``I think the man either followed Thomas or chased him. } Detective Chief Inspector Jim Eastwood, who is leading the investigation, said:
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Met Police)"He is clearly a dangerous person and people are advised to stay away from him, but if they know him or have information about his whereabouts If you have any, please call 999 immediately.
"My team and I have been working around the clock to bring Mr. O'Halloran's murderers to justice.
"If you have any information, no matter how small, that might help us investigate, please contact us or anonymously contact Crimestoppers Moose.
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Ian Vogler/Daily Mirror)"We would also like to contact anyone with dashcam or cycle helmet footage that may have captured the incident. I think. Us."
Thomas, who posted a video of himself playing the accordion and harmonica, said he's doing this by busking outside a local subway station and a Tesco store. well known in the area I was there.
Community members shared fond memories of him on social media, describing him as a "nice" guy who "helped everyone he could".
Chief Superintendent Sean Wilson, the Western Area Command, said today that Thomas was killed by "unprovoked violence."
``He was a very well-known and well-loved member of our community. We have been working tirelessly over the past 20 hours to identify those responsible."
The witness called the police at 101, CAD 4691/16 Aug.
