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Ladybbird · 18-08-22, 06:38

Final Moments of Much-Loved Man, 87, Before He's Stabbed to Death on Mobility Scooter

Greenford London: Manhunt For Mobility Scooter Murder Suspect

CCTV shows 87-year-old Thomas O'Halloran on his way back from playing his accordion outside a Tesco store in Greenford just 20 minutes before he was fatally stabbed

Daily Mirror 18 AUG 2022

The man is described as wearing grey shorts, a dark coloured T-shirt, a white baseball cap and white patterned builder style gloves

Detectives investigating the murder of a grandfather stabbed while riding a mobility scooter have released images of a man seen running from the scene armed with a knife.

Thomas O'Halloran, 87, died on Cayton Road, Greenford, west London, after being attacked just after 16:00 BST on Tuesday.

Ch Supt Sean Wilson said it was an act of "unprovoked violence".

Police now want to identify the man from CCTV as a matter of urgency.

He is described as wearing grey shorts, a dark coloured T-shirt, a white baseball cap and white patterned builder style gloves.

Det Ch Insp Jim Eastwood, who is leading the investigation, said: "He is clearly a dangerous individual and people are advised not to approach him, but to call us immediately on 999 if they know him or have any information regarding his whereabouts."

Thomas O'Halloran

The Met described the attack on Thomas O'Halloran in west London as an act of unprovoked violence

Speaking at the crime scene at midday Ch Supt Wilson said: "We believe that Mr O'Halloran was stabbed on Western Avenue before managing to travel 75 yards or so on his mobility scooter to Runnymede Gardens where he flagged down a member of the public for help," he said.

"So, please. If you saw anything we do need to hear from you."

It is the sixth murder investigation to be launched in London in the last four days.

Ch Supt Wilson said Mr O'Halloran was a "much-loved" member of the Greenford community and lived locally.

Extra officers will be deployed to patrol the area in the coming days to provide reassurance.

A public meeting will also be held on Thursday evening at Greenford Community Centre organised by Metropolitan Police and chaired by Ch Supt Wilson.

"They are there to protect you and to help you," Ch Supt Wilson added.

"If you have any concerns or information that you want to share please approach those officers. I realised that dreadful impact that incidents like this have on our communities.

"I would like to reassure you all that we are doing all we can to solve the horrendous crimes that we have seen across London over the last few days. I stress that London remains one of the safest cities in the world."

Police described the attack as an "awful incident"

According to BBC analysis of police crime figures, 66 murder investigations have been launched this year in London by the Met Police, City of London Police and British Transport Police (BTP).

This is slightly lower compared with this time last year where police had launched 78 murder investigations in the capital.

Nearly two-thirds of London homicide victims in 2022 have been stabbed to death.

Four people have been fatally shot - all within the last month.

Sixty-two cases have led to arrests, and 52 cases have seen someone charged with murder.

The victim's mobility scooter in the road

Police at the scene near to Cayton Road, Greenford in west London, where an elderly man who had been riding a mobility scooter was stabbed to death. Picture date: Tuesday August 16, 2022.

Police officers were called at 4.06pm on Tuesday to Cayton Road, Greenford, to reports of a man with stab injuries, and despite the efforts of paramedics he was declared dead at the scene. Police are working to inform the next of kin of the man, who is believed to have been in his 80s, and there have been no arrests. See PA story POLICE Greenford. Photo credit should read: Kirsty O'Connor

An army of TV crews, satellite trucks and journalists have set up camp in this ordinary residential road in Greenford.

A forensics tent remains standing ominously within the large police cordon - marking the very spot Thomas O'Halloran died.

Traffic on the eastbound A40, which is parallel to Runnymede Gardens, has been slowing down while drivers and passengers take in the crime scene.

This is a narrow road, meaning this happened in plain view immediately outside people's homes, as well as afternoon traffic.

It's difficult to understand how something like this could have happened in a spot so exposed. Neighbours say this is a quiet, uneventful area, with a large number of elderly residents.

They told me that they fear becoming victims of crime themselves.

Frasley Coutinho, who lives opposite where Mr O'Halloran was stabbed, said he saw the pensioner being surrounded by a group of youths.

He said: "I saw a couple of people gathering around him and then he drove past and stopped further up, and then there was a group of young boys around him."

Mr Coutinho said he caught some of the incident on a CCTV camera but it had been obscured by a plant.

Nick Lambie told BBC London the community is very worried by the fatal stabbing

Another resident Nick Lambie said Mr O'Halloran was known to collect for charity.

He added: "When you hear something like that happening on your doorstep it is very disconcerting as it is a very quiet area.

"I understand he collected for charity and was quite often at the local Tesco. By the looks of it he was making his way from there.

"Someone in their 80s in a mobility scooter can't put up much of a fight."

Footage shared with Sky News appears to show Mr O'Halloran smiling as he plays his accordion to raise money for Ukraine earlier this year.

UPDATE;
Man Arested Over Mobility Scooter Killing

Man arrested on suspicion of murder after the stabbing of 87-year-old Thomas O'Halloran on a mobility scooter in west London

RIP Thomas

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Ladybbird Join Date: Feb 2011 Posts: 47,639 Thanks: 27,645 Thanked 14,458 Times in 10,262 Posts Awards Showcase Total Awards: 8	Much-Loved Man 87, Stabbed to Death on Mobility Scooter Final Moments of Much-Loved Man, 87, Before He's Stabbed to Death on Mobility Scooter Greenford London: Manhunt For Mobility Scooter Murder Suspect CCTV shows 87-year-old Thomas O'Halloran on his way back from playing his accordion outside a Tesco store in Greenford just 20 minutes before he was fatally stabbed Daily Mirror 18 AUG 2022 The man is described as wearing grey shorts, a dark coloured T-shirt, a white baseball cap and white patterned builder style gloves Detectives investigating the murder of a grandfather stabbed while riding a mobility scooter have released images of a man seen running from the scene armed with a knife. Thomas O'Halloran, 87, died on Cayton Road, Greenford, west London, after being attacked just after 16:00 BST on Tuesday. Ch Supt Sean Wilson said it was an act of "unprovoked violence". Police now want to identify the man from CCTV as a matter of urgency. He is described as wearing grey shorts, a dark coloured T-shirt, a white baseball cap and white patterned builder style gloves. Det Ch Insp Jim Eastwood, who is leading the investigation, said: "He is clearly a dangerous individual and people are advised not to approach him, but to call us immediately on 999 if they know him or have any information regarding his whereabouts." Thomas O'Halloran The Met described the attack on Thomas O'Halloran in west London as an act of unprovoked violence Speaking at the crime scene at midday Ch Supt Wilson said: "We believe that Mr O'Halloran was stabbed on Western Avenue before managing to travel 75 yards or so on his mobility scooter to Runnymede Gardens where he flagged down a member of the public for help," he said. "So, please. If you saw anything we do need to hear from you." It is the sixth murder investigation to be launched in London in the last four days. Ch Supt Wilson said Mr O'Halloran was a "much-loved" member of the Greenford community and lived locally. Extra officers will be deployed to patrol the area in the coming days to provide reassurance. A public meeting will also be held on Thursday evening at Greenford Community Centre organised by Metropolitan Police and chaired by Ch Supt Wilson. "They are there to protect you and to help you," Ch Supt Wilson added. "If you have any concerns or information that you want to share please approach those officers. I realised that dreadful impact that incidents like this have on our communities. "I would like to reassure you all that we are doing all we can to solve the horrendous crimes that we have seen across London over the last few days. I stress that London remains one of the safest cities in the world." Police described the attack as an "awful incident" According to BBC analysis of police crime figures, 66 murder investigations have been launched this year in London by the Met Police, City of London Police and British Transport Police (BTP). This is slightly lower compared with this time last year where police had launched 78 murder investigations in the capital. Nearly two-thirds of London homicide victims in 2022 have been stabbed to death. Four people have been fatally shot - all within the last month. Sixty-two cases have led to arrests, and 52 cases have seen someone charged with murder. The victim's mobility scooter in the road Police at the scene near to Cayton Road, Greenford in west London, where an elderly man who had been riding a mobility scooter was stabbed to death. Picture date: Tuesday August 16, 2022. Police officers were called at 4.06pm on Tuesday to Cayton Road, Greenford, to reports of a man with stab injuries, and despite the efforts of paramedics he was declared dead at the scene. Police are working to inform the next of kin of the man, who is believed to have been in his 80s, and there have been no arrests. See PA story POLICE Greenford. Photo credit should read: Kirsty O'Connor An army of TV crews, satellite trucks and journalists have set up camp in this ordinary residential road in Greenford. A forensics tent remains standing ominously within the large police cordon - marking the very spot Thomas O'Halloran died. Traffic on the eastbound A40, which is parallel to Runnymede Gardens, has been slowing down while drivers and passengers take in the crime scene. This is a narrow road, meaning this happened in plain view immediately outside people's homes, as well as afternoon traffic. It's difficult to understand how something like this could have happened in a spot so exposed. Neighbours say this is a quiet, uneventful area, with a large number of elderly residents. They told me that they fear becoming victims of crime themselves. Frasley Coutinho, who lives opposite where Mr O'Halloran was stabbed, said he saw the pensioner being surrounded by a group of youths. He said: "I saw a couple of people gathering around him and then he drove past and stopped further up, and then there was a group of young boys around him." Mr Coutinho said he caught some of the incident on a CCTV camera but it had been obscured by a plant. Nick Lambie told BBC London the community is very worried by the fatal stabbing Another resident Nick Lambie said Mr O'Halloran was known to collect for charity. He added: "When you hear something like that happening on your doorstep it is very disconcerting as it is a very quiet area. "I understand he collected for charity and was quite often at the local Tesco. By the looks of it he was making his way from there. "Someone in their 80s in a mobility scooter can't put up much of a fight." Footage shared with Sky News appears to show Mr O'Halloran smiling as he plays his accordion to raise money for Ukraine earlier this year. UPDATE; Man Arested Over Mobility Scooter Killing Man arrested on suspicion of murder after the stabbing of 87-year-old Thomas O'Halloran on a mobility scooter in west London RIP Thomas

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