Incident

One of my 'mates' got stabbed this afternoon by a south london school. (We're north)
Don't you find it so annoying when a **** state school, who's pupils are failing think they are so tough to go to another school to stab random people? - What do they get out of it?
It was actually serious, that he was rushed to hospital and I think he was in surgery.
They ended up putting a cordon up to their usual business.
Now, we have loads of police officers round the school. :\

Now since this happened, there's a few people who he knows who will not let this go off unnoticed, and this will just get a lot worse.

GGGR! I really wish they get caught and I hope they have no success in their lives :|

Anyone been in this sort of situation? How do you cope with this?

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This happens a lot in East London. If I was you I would try to ask your friend to tell them it's alright and leave it. Cause, This happened at my school. some guys went to another school to fight with them. around 5 guys V most of the school. 1 guy got his head kicked in and he died. They don't listen? Let them suffer the consequence. Or can't you like anonymous tell the police/school that they will be going. There was this thing were if you knew someone with a knife you could text a number tell them name/school and you delete from your sent text then don't say anything -

ikr in east london you get this lyk every day or summit. There was a incident like 3 years ago when some boy got stabbed and died in my teachers arms infront of the school because of post code "gang" fights or sum crap. To be honest, it's really hard to change anyones mind. If he wants to go get him back so much, no matter how much you try he will probably go for it. He'll probs end up in a worse condition at the end of it so if i was you i'd tell his parents.

Lol yeah that must be annoying but I really don't like your tone in particular your blaming of state school education for their behaviour. Just because they go to a state school that doesn't mean that they are automatically thugs. I am sure there are a lot of other reasons behind their behaviour, one of them could most certainly be something your friend had done. I am not saying that justifies it in any way, but nevertheless you make it sound like all state school pupils are thugs and that's ridiculous.

let the police 'attempt' to handle it, if hes caught hell get attempted murder.

i was chibed in 2008, which punctured my colon and the dirty ******* jaikey was never caught.
hope you pal's alright though its a very painful experience.

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Originally Posted by Garion

Lol yeah that must be annoying but I really don't like your tone in particular your blaming of state school education for their behaviour. Just because they go to a state school that doesn't mean that they are automatically thugs. I am sure there are a lot of other reasons behind their behaviour, one of them could most certainly be something your friend had done. I am not saying that justifies it in any way, but nevertheless you make it sound like all state school pupils are thugs and that's ridiculous.

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Sorry if I'm wrong, but most criminals would come from a laid back education, why else would you go round stabbing people? It's the schools fault for not doing enough to tell them from right and wrong, and tell them that they should have a good education so they can move away from crime.
What's better? Having local respect? Or having money and power to change something?

Also, the police have arrested a suspect and everyone's pretty sure they got the right person.

Now, today you wouldn't believe how many police there are. At least a dozen police on bikes, and 3 CO19 squad cars were left in the school car-park.. o.O

Good to hear that they are taking action

Never really been in this situation :S im from cornwall sooo