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Ladybbird · 26-07-24, 10:12

British Army Officer in Hospital in Serious Condition After Masked Attacker Armed With Knives and Machete Stabbed Him Outside Barracks

Heroic wife rushed to her lieutenant colonel husbands' defence after masked attacker stabbed him outside barracks in broad daylight

MailOnline 26 JUL 2024

THE UGLY GORILLA TRIED TO ESCAPE

Anthony Esan, 24, charged with attempted murder following attack in Kent, appeared in court earlier today charged with the Army officer's attempted murder. He is yet to enter pleas.

Lieutenant Colonel Mark Remains in Hospital

Lt Col Teeton, a course manager for the Royal School of Military Engineering Regiment for almost six years, ran 44 miles just last month to mark the 80th anniversary of D-Day and to raise money for veterans' mental health support

The wife of a lieutenant colonel who was stabbed outside an Army barracks in Kent may have saved her husband's life by pulling his attacker off him and screaming for help from residents and fellow soldiers.

Eileen Teeton, née Duffy, rushed out from the family home close to the scene of the attack in Gillingham, Kent on Tuesday evening as her husband Mark, 47, was knived.

Her anguished cries for help were captured on a Ring doorbell camera belonging to a neighbour. Friends say she is a 'lovely lady' who is part of the Brompton and Invicta Military Wives Choir

Father-of-two Lt Col Teeton is in a 'serious but stable' condition in hospital after the incident, which took place 200 yards from Brompton Barracks, home of the 1 Royal School of Military Engineering Regiment, where he serves as a course manager.

He had reportedly been out on his regular evening walk when he was attacked by a man whom prosecutors said had partially covered his face before stabbing Lt Col Teeton with a 'large knife or machete' before fleeing on a moped.

Lt Col Teeton is reported to have joined the Army 24 years ago and has been a course manager at the barracks for almost six years.

Prior to this, an online CV states he has held a number of educational roles within the Armed Forces and the Ministry of Defence. He was awarded a long service and good conduct medal in 2018.

He also ran 44 miles across Normandy on the 80th anniversary of D-Day just last month to raise money for Combat Stress, a charity providing mental health support to veterans, raising almost £3,000 between donations and Gift Aid.

He wrote on a fundraising page ahead of the event: 'In honour of our forefathers as well as current servicemen who have bravely fought to protect our way of life, I will be taking on the D-Day Challenge to raise vital funds for life-changing mental health treatment for veterans.'

After completing the gruelling challenge, he said in a video: 'It was worthwhile... it's a good amount of money to a fantastic charity.'

Witnesses said Lt Col Teeton had been dressed in a 'cream camouflage' military uniform at the time he was attacked.

Esan, 24, was arrested near his home address in Mooring Road, Rochester, at approximately 6.30pm the same day on suspicion of attempted murder.

He was subsequently charged with attempted murder and possession of an offensive weapon in a public place.

CAUGHT...

Following a short hearing at Medway Magistrates' Court this morning, during which he was informed of the charges against him, Esan was remanded in custody.

British Army Officer Remains in Hospital

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Ladybbird Join Date: Feb 2011 Posts: 50,613 Thanks: 28,767 Thanked 14,428 Times in 10,234 Posts Awards Showcase Total Awards: 8	British Army Officer in Hospital After Masked Man Attacked Him With Machete British Army Officer in Hospital in Serious Condition After Masked Attacker Armed With Knives and Machete Stabbed Him Outside Barracks Heroic wife rushed to her lieutenant colonel husbands' defence after masked attacker stabbed him outside barracks in broad daylight MailOnline 26 JUL 2024 THE UGLY GORILLA TRIED TO ESCAPE Anthony Esan, 24, charged with attempted murder following attack in Kent, appeared in court earlier today charged with the Army officer's attempted murder. He is yet to enter pleas. Lieutenant Colonel Mark Remains in Hospital Lt Col Teeton, a course manager for the Royal School of Military Engineering Regiment for almost six years, ran 44 miles just last month to mark the 80th anniversary of D-Day and to raise money for veterans' mental health support The wife of a lieutenant colonel who was stabbed outside an Army barracks in Kent may have saved her husband's life by pulling his attacker off him and screaming for help from residents and fellow soldiers. Eileen Teeton, née Duffy, rushed out from the family home close to the scene of the attack in Gillingham, Kent on Tuesday evening as her husband Mark, 47, was knived. Her anguished cries for help were captured on a Ring doorbell camera belonging to a neighbour. Friends say she is a 'lovely lady' who is part of the Brompton and Invicta Military Wives Choir Father-of-two Lt Col Teeton is in a 'serious but stable' condition in hospital after the incident, which took place 200 yards from Brompton Barracks, home of the 1 Royal School of Military Engineering Regiment, where he serves as a course manager. He had reportedly been out on his regular evening walk when he was attacked by a man whom prosecutors said had partially covered his face before stabbing Lt Col Teeton with a 'large knife or machete' before fleeing on a moped. Lt Col Teeton is reported to have joined the Army 24 years ago and has been a course manager at the barracks for almost six years. Prior to this, an online CV states he has held a number of educational roles within the Armed Forces and the Ministry of Defence. He was awarded a long service and good conduct medal in 2018. He also ran 44 miles across Normandy on the 80th anniversary of D-Day just last month to raise money for Combat Stress, a charity providing mental health support to veterans, raising almost £3,000 between donations and Gift Aid. He wrote on a fundraising page ahead of the event: 'In honour of our forefathers as well as current servicemen who have bravely fought to protect our way of life, I will be taking on the D-Day Challenge to raise vital funds for life-changing mental health treatment for veterans.' After completing the gruelling challenge, he said in a video: 'It was worthwhile... it's a good amount of money to a fantastic charity.' Witnesses said Lt Col Teeton had been dressed in a 'cream camouflage' military uniform at the time he was attacked. Esan, 24, was arrested near his home address in Mooring Road, Rochester, at approximately 6.30pm the same day on suspicion of attempted murder. He was subsequently charged with attempted murder and possession of an offensive weapon in a public place. CAUGHT... Following a short hearing at Medway Magistrates' Court this morning, during which he was informed of the charges against him, Esan was remanded in custody. British Army Officer Remains in Hospital Dramatic Moment Masked Knifeman Flees on Motorbike

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