Man Jailed: While A&E nurses and doctors work to save lives they are robbed of bags, purses and money.

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2 years ago

Dec 30, 2016

A man who targeted doctors and nurses at James Cook University hospital just days before Christmas has been jailed.

John Paul Forajter aged 38 appeared at Teesside Magistrates Court on Boxing Day and pleaded guilty to the offense.

Police Hour broke the news that while A&E nurses and doctors work to save lives they are robbed of bags, purses, and money.

Forajter targeted the doctors and nurses in a sickening targeted attack on the changing rooms of the accident and emergency department on Friday December 23rd.

He was jailed for 12 weeks for the burglary and sentenced to six weeks consecutively for breaching a suspended sentence issued for burgling Select Dental Care on Borough Road

He was also ordered to pay £300 compensation.

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Kingsbury Shooting three taken to hospital

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5 hours ago

Aug 20, 2018

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Three people have been injured following a shooting outside of a busy London Tube Station.

Daily violent headlines about london’s out of control bloodbath are hitting the headlines.

Emergency services rushed to the incident on Kingsbury High Road, Brent at around 9:45pm.

Met Police are at the scene of a shooting in #Kingsbury Road at 9.45pm on Monday.Not terror related. Three people taken to hospital, none believed to be life-threatening. pic.twitter.com/7Txz5TWu1Z

— Police Hour (@PoliceHour) August 20, 2018

The incident is not terror related and is being treat as a gang related incident.

Twitter was flooded with reports and images of a shooting at the location.

No arrests have been made in relation to the incident.

A spokesman for the Metropolitan Police said: “Police and London Ambulance Service were alerted at around 2145hrs on Monday, 20 August, to reports of shots fired in Kingsbury Road, NW9.

“Officers from Brent attended the location along with London Ambulance Service.

London Ambulance Service spokesperson said: “We were called at 9.43 to reports of an incident on Kingsbury Road.

“We dispatched a number of resources including the London Air Ambulance by road.

“Three patients were found at the scene and they were taken to hospital.”

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Rude note left on Ambulance while paramedics deal with an emergency

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7 hours ago

Aug 20, 2018

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Paramedics have returned to their Ambulance to find a rude note on the windscreen claiming they waited 45 minutes for their drive to be unblocked.

If you need to leave your house urgently please come and knock on the door of the house where the emergency is happening, and if we can we will move the Ambulance.

Have you been angered by an emergency service vehicle blocking your drive?

Have you been angered by an emergency service vehicle blocking your drive?

— Police Hour (@PoliceHour) August 20, 2018

The Paramedics returned to their ambulance in Leicester and were urged to “have some consideration when parking?

Surely that is the last thing going through a Paramedics mind dealing with a 999 call out, oh let’s wait a moment while we park this Ambulance more considerately while someone is laid moments from death on the floor when minutes matter in a life or death situation.

Paramedics dealing with an emergency in Leicester were left a note urging them to “have some consideration” about their parking.

The note “Please have some consideration where you park the ambulance!” the note said. “This is not the first time.”

East Midlands Ambulance Service NHS Trust criticised the “rude” note and said the crew parked as “considerately as possible” in the early hours of the morning.

Lee Brentnall, paramedic and ambulance operations manager for Leicestershire, said: “It is so disappointing to see that a rude note has yet again been left on one of our ambulances.

“This upsets our dedicated ambulance crews when they are trying to help our patients and do their job.

“Leaving a note will not resolve the situation as we are unlikely to see it until we are leaving in the ambulance to take the patient to a hospital or to go to our next job.”

Mr Brentnall added: “Our crews are approachable. If you genuinely need to leave your house urgently and we are blocking your access, please come and knock on the door where the emergency is taking place.

“Sometimes we will be able to move the vehicle, for example, if we are treating a patient but they do not need both of us there at the time.

What did our Twitter followers say?

Karen Canner tweeted Police Hour saying “We moved our car and invited an ambulance to park on our drive to easier reach our neighbour who was in need and had a skip on her driveway. would anyone be angry at a person having a medical emergency being helped? i just don’t get it.”

We moved our car and invited an ambulance to park on our drive to easier reach our neighbour who was in need and had a skip on her driveway. Would would anyone be angry at a person having a medical emergency being helped? I just don’t get it.

— Karen Canner📱+🚘=❌ (@kazhardwick) August 20, 2018

Silent Running said I cannot understand the mentality of people complaining, i’m sure they’d be all for it if they were the ones being saved, the selfish, non-empathetic bastards

You can block my entrance or back passage anytime

I cannot understand the mentality of the people complaining, I’m sure they’d be all for it if they were the ones being saved, the selfish, non-empathetic bastards!
You can block my entrance or back passage anytime!
Ooer Matron!!!

— Silent Running (@AnteDeum) August 20, 2018

Rachel said “Erm yeah no I havnt and wouldn’t even if my car was stuck I’d wait they’d not do it unless they had no choice”

Erm yeah no I havnt and wouldn’t even if my car was stuck I’d wait they’d not do it unless they had no choice https://t.co/k7sAzLobTa

— 🤪Rachel 🤪 📱+ 🚘=❌ (@rachey56) August 20, 2018

Well to be fair what kind of person would actually be angered by an ambulance blocking them in, Have we really lost the basic ability to communicate.

Hang on… Please wait a moment, i know your having a heart attack but i'll just move the ambulance… hold on stay with us i'll be back in a moment

— Police Hour (@PoliceHour) August 20, 2018

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Man hunt as women attacked by stranger in London believed to be suffering mental health crisis

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1 day ago

Aug 19, 2018

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Update: Arrested on suspension of attempted murder.

Police urgently want to speak to Joe Xuereb who is wanted after a stranger attacked two women, they are both fighting for their life.

Joe Xuereb must not be approached he is highly dangerous, after an unprovoked random attack on two women in the street.

The two women are fighting for their lives after being attacked in the street by a stranger, and Joe Xuereb is currently a suspect and wanted by police in relation to the incident.

Xuereb is believed to have been suffering from serious mental health issues and members of the public should not approach him he is aged 27 and from Greenwich, southeast London.

The women were targeted in a “horrific” attack in Adderley Gardens in Greenwich on Sunday.

Officers were called at 12.10pm to find the victims, aged 30 and 64, suffering from injuries “consistent with a violent assault”.

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