| Thomas O’Halloran RIP 17:04 - Aug 17 with 8039 views | DWQPR |
This is the poor gentleman who was most vilely stabbed to death in Cayton Road yesterday in the lowest of all crimes that I can remember. A defenceless and elderly man of 87 in a mobility scooter slayed by some scumbag who hopefully judging by the picture released by the police will soon be apprehended. Although I never knew this man I do recall him in recent months sitting outside Greenford Station in his scooter playing an accordion and raising money for Ukrainian causes. A man of a good heart.
RIP Thomas. [Post edited 18 Aug 2022 9:11]
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| James O’Halloran RIP on 17:16 - Aug 17 with 5345 views | Sonofpugwash |
I used to love London.
Thanks Mr.Khan.
R.I.P. Mr.Halloran. |  |
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| James O’Halloran RIP on 17:43 - Aug 17 with 5228 views | PlanetHonneywood |
| James O’Halloran RIP on 17:16 - Aug 17 by Sonofpugwash |
I used to love London.
Thanks Mr.Khan.
R.I.P. Mr.Halloran. |
A stupid and ridiculous statement, and incredibly insensitive to use this awful tragedy to try and blame someone who has little to no control over the decay that's been setting into British society for decades.
Gut wrenching to think of the horror and trauma that poor man went through in his final moments on this earth.
RIP. |  |
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| James O’Halloran RIP on 20:01 - Aug 17 with 4945 views | Benny_the_Ball |
A elderly pensioner stabbed to death in his mobility scooter in broad daylight. Words fail me.
RIP Thomas. [Post edited 19 Aug 2022 2:36]
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| James O’Halloran RIP on 20:33 - Aug 17 with 4887 views | stanistheman |
| James O’Halloran RIP on 20:01 - Aug 17 by Benny_the_Ball |
A elderly pensioner stabbed to death in his mobility scooter in broad daylight. Words fail me.
RIP Thomas. [Post edited 19 Aug 2022 2:36]
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Not a lot to be added to that except I hope there is a thing as Karma and it gets this vile thing called a human being.
R.I.P. James O’Halloran | | | |
| James O’Halloran RIP on 21:46 - Aug 17 with 4704 views | qpr_1968 |
rip james.......you lived 87 years, and to get to that age very well done.
but to cruelly have the rest of your short and precious life taken away from you, for no reason at all, i have tears in my eyes.
you were someones dad
someones son
someones grandson...etc
but most of all, a human being.
rip son, you did'nt deserve that. | |
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| James O’Halloran RIP on 21:48 - Aug 17 with 4694 views | BrianMcCarthy |
May he rest in peace x |  |
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| James O’Halloran RIP on 08:12 - Aug 18 with 4379 views | stanistheman |
Can someone please edit this thread as the poor gentleman was called Thomas not James.
RIP Thomas | | | |
| James O’Halloran RIP on 08:15 - Aug 18 with 4372 views | Myke |
Originally from Co.Clare. Man arrested thankfully | | | |
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| James O’Halloran RIP on 09:11 - Aug 18 with 4267 views | DWQPR |
| James O’Halloran RIP on 08:12 - Aug 18 by stanistheman |
Can someone please edit this thread as the poor gentleman was called Thomas not James.
RIP Thomas |
Done. | |
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| Thomas O’Halloran RIP on 12:26 - Aug 18 with 4014 views | onlyrinmoray |
I’m from Northolt my wife is from Greenford (Clare Road) Terrible news one of the reasons I left London not a safe place Glad they got the guy wandering the streets with a knife |  | | |
| Thomas O’Halloran RIP on 13:02 - Aug 18 with 3940 views | westberksr |
what a tragedy; Rip Thomas.
someone that seemed to be one of life's good guys; taken by an utter scumbag
words fail me
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| Thomas O’Halloran RIP on 13:14 - Aug 18 with 3903 views | lightwaterhoop |
Beyond terrible.Passed there today [Thursday] and the police were still all around the place
in boiler suits looking for evidence.Lets hope they find plenty.The traffic on the A40 slows down to a crawl so i couldnt help but look.
RIP Mr O'Halloran [Post edited 18 Aug 2022 13:14]
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| James O’Halloran RIP on 13:20 - Aug 18 with 3858 views | CLAREMAN1995 |
| James O’Halloran RIP on 08:15 - Aug 18 by Myke |
Originally from Co.Clare. Man arrested thankfully |
Just read about it on the RTE website Myke and he was as loved in Clare as he was in London.A good heart is one of the best things a human can have can have and he had one.
Everybody thinks of the love their parents or grandparents gave them as happy memories its a shame he was taken so voilently .RIP | | | |
| Thomas O’Halloran RIP on 13:24 - Aug 18 with 3850 views | loftboy |
Tragic, sad and happening far too often. RIP Thomas |  |
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| Thomas O’Halloran RIP on 13:30 - Aug 18 with 3831 views | wombat |
| Thomas O’Halloran RIP on 13:24 - Aug 18 by loftboy |
Tragic, sad and happening far too often. RIP Thomas |
seems a 40 year old was arrested in southall last night . |  |
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| James O’Halloran RIP on 13:59 - Aug 18 with 3751 views | SydneyRs |
| James O’Halloran RIP on 17:16 - Aug 17 by Sonofpugwash |
I used to love London.
Thanks Mr.Khan.
R.I.P. Mr.Halloran. |
Sadly not even the first time today I've seen someone trying to turn this tragic incident into a race argument.
So predictable. | | | |
| Thomas O’Halloran RIP on 14:13 - Aug 18 with 3705 views | bob566 |
Rte news saying he was out busking raising money for the Ukrainians. RIP | | | |
| James O’Halloran RIP on 14:13 - Aug 18 with 3709 views | PhilmyRs |
| James O’Halloran RIP on 13:59 - Aug 18 by SydneyRs |
Sadly not even the first time today I've seen someone trying to turn this tragic incident into a race argument.
So predictable. |
How’s he done that? Sorry if I’m missing something obvious. Thought it was a dig at our mayor and making the streets safer? | | | |
| James O’Halloran RIP on 14:41 - Aug 18 with 3644 views | SheffieldHoop |
| James O’Halloran RIP on 14:13 - Aug 18 by PhilmyRs |
How’s he done that? Sorry if I’m missing something obvious. Thought it was a dig at our mayor and making the streets safer? |
Just the usual LibsofLFW types being overly sensitive of any post they perceive as being slightly critical of "the narrative" - And made easier on this occasion because he's in Sydney and has no idea what it's like in London these days.
According to these people: You just have to deal with tooled-up lowlifes rolling around the streets unchallenged. Stopping people for searches is just racist. And if they have an addiction or mental health issue, those are waaaaaaaaay more important than your life and whatever you're meant to be doing with it right now. So accept the stabbing, never expect justice, and shut up.
6 murders in the last 4 days, average age of the victim: 54. |  |
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| James O’Halloran RIP on 14:51 - Aug 18 with 3636 views | DWQPR |
| James O’Halloran RIP on 14:41 - Aug 18 by SheffieldHoop |
Just the usual LibsofLFW types being overly sensitive of any post they perceive as being slightly critical of "the narrative" - And made easier on this occasion because he's in Sydney and has no idea what it's like in London these days.
According to these people: You just have to deal with tooled-up lowlifes rolling around the streets unchallenged. Stopping people for searches is just racist. And if they have an addiction or mental health issue, those are waaaaaaaaay more important than your life and whatever you're meant to be doing with it right now. So accept the stabbing, never expect justice, and shut up.
6 murders in the last 4 days, average age of the victim: 54. |
Let’s not turn this into a political argument as in true LFW traditions it turns into a real bun fight when the reality is that a decent human being who even at his advanced years took time in his life to try and help others. | |
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| James O’Halloran RIP on 14:56 - Aug 18 with 3617 views | DavieQPR |
| James O’Halloran RIP on 17:43 - Aug 17 by PlanetHonneywood |
A stupid and ridiculous statement, and incredibly insensitive to use this awful tragedy to try and blame someone who has little to no control over the decay that's been setting into British society for decades.
Gut wrenching to think of the horror and trauma that poor man went through in his final moments on this earth.
RIP. |
Insensitive yes but to say the Mayor of London has little or no control over something that is his remit, no. |  | | |
| Thomas O’Halloran RIP on 14:57 - Aug 18 with 3612 views | Harbour |
RIP Thomas and condolences to your family I cannot imagine what you are going through. | | | |
| James O’Halloran RIP on 16:12 - Aug 18 with 3546 views | PlanetHonneywood |
| James O’Halloran RIP on 14:56 - Aug 18 by DavieQPR |
Insensitive yes but to say the Mayor of London has little or no control over something that is his remit, no. |
Out of interest, whom would you hold accountable for Grenfell or, the 7/7 attacks or, the 2011 riots?
The causative factors leading to the suspect thinking he could stab an old man on a motability scooter to death are not in the Mayor's remit; these are societal issues which requires the national government to address.
Look at Dunblane as an example; you wouldn't blame the local mayor for the fact someone walked into a school and shot the place up, but we could blame the government if they hadn't acted to ban firearms and there were subsequent similar atrocities.
Whether the issue of policing numbers is something to raise question on is a moot point. Not sure you would expect the police to be on every corner 24 hours a day, but why do you think SK is to blame and what could/should he have done?
However, I heard a Police Federation rep point the blame at reductions in policing numbers at a succession of Home Secretaries before after the Borough Market attacks.
Either way, if SK is to blame like his predecessors for each key incident in London, I think we need to first look at the incidents themselves and consider if its not attributable to something deep rooted and above a mayor's pay grade. | |
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| Thomas O’Halloran RIP on 17:04 - Aug 18 with 3394 views | Boston |
It's pretty easy in my book, you blame the person(s), who commit the crime. | |
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| James O’Halloran RIP on 17:19 - Aug 18 with 3326 views | SheffieldHoop |
| James O’Halloran RIP on 16:12 - Aug 18 by PlanetHonneywood |
Out of interest, whom would you hold accountable for Grenfell or, the 7/7 attacks or, the 2011 riots?
The causative factors leading to the suspect thinking he could stab an old man on a motability scooter to death are not in the Mayor's remit; these are societal issues which requires the national government to address.
Look at Dunblane as an example; you wouldn't blame the local mayor for the fact someone walked into a school and shot the place up, but we could blame the government if they hadn't acted to ban firearms and there were subsequent similar atrocities.
Whether the issue of policing numbers is something to raise question on is a moot point. Not sure you would expect the police to be on every corner 24 hours a day, but why do you think SK is to blame and what could/should he have done?
However, I heard a Police Federation rep point the blame at reductions in policing numbers at a succession of Home Secretaries before after the Borough Market attacks.
Either way, if SK is to blame like his predecessors for each key incident in London, I think we need to first look at the incidents themselves and consider if its not attributable to something deep rooted and above a mayor's pay grade. |
Sadiq Khan is the equivalent of the Police and Crime Commissioner and is responsible for the totality of policing in the capital.
He was happy to remove Cressida Dick over "Her response to misogyny and racism in the force" (However that works out, no idea, something about a private whatsapp group) - So with that in mind, Why shouldn't people expect him to remove himself, Mr Sadiq "Doing everything in my power to cut stop and search" (While people are bowling about with 16-inch swords tucked down their tracksuit bottoms) Khan.
Now he's claiming to be "heartbroken" over this latest murder - Yeah right, I'll believe it when I see you actually start to do something about it. As ever, these people will lie and excuse their way out of taking the public's safety seriously. Anyway, not wanting to turn this into an argument, maybe we can do it the next time there is a murder serious enough to warrant a thread on here. | |
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