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Marty

Marty

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Horrendous that, was it the same lad that was held up for a week?
 
Sky Blue Pete

Sky Blue Pete

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It’s easy to think monster and much harder to face up to the monster in all of us.
I don’t think the statistics would show anything is worse than it was but each murder is bloody awful!
One thing is for certain these murders (if it is) are almost always possible to stop and decisions to reduce provision of adult social care, mental health services and an inability to recognise without continued investment and professionalism in social services we will continue to hear stories like this and we can do something about that. Heartbreaking for those dealing with the aftermath and of course the poor lad

Let’s care about our communities and look out for our families friends and neighbours
 
Nick

Nick

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West Midlands Police have said that the 29-year-old woman whoe was arrested in Earlson last night was known to the boy who died.

A force spokesman said: "A 49-year-old woman - who is understood to be known to the boy - has been arrested and taken into custody for questioning."
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Top reporting. Whoe rote that?
 
clint van damme

clint van damme

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Sky Blue Pete said:
It’s easy to think monster and much harder to face up to the monster in all of us.
I don’t think the statistics would show anything is worse than it was but each murder is bloody awful!
One thing is for certain these murders (if it is) are almost always possible to stop and decisions to reduce provision of adult social care, mental health services and an inability to recognise without continued investment and professionalism in social services we will continue to hear stories like this and we can do something about that. Heartbreaking for those dealing with the aftermath and of course the poor lad

Let’s care about our communities and look out for our families friends and neighbours
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Hope Hills ok, horrible thing to happen on your doorstep.
Was actually with someone who lives in the street and has young children when this was going on, terrible thing to try and have to explain to them.
 
chiefdave

chiefdave

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Sky Blue Pete said:
One thing is for certain these murders (if it is) are almost always possible to stop and decisions to reduce provision of adult social care, mental health services and an inability to recognise without continued investment and professionalism in social services we will continue to hear stories like this and we can do something about that. Heartbreaking for those dealing with the aftermath and of course the poor lad
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Very true Pete. You can't continually cut, or even completely remove, services to support people and then be surprised when that causes issues down the line.

Obviously we don't know all the details of this horrible event at the moment but we do seem to be experiencing horrific events that could, and should, have been prevented more regularly these days.
 
clint van damme

clint van damme

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Something I don't understand, all the reports say police and ambulances called to the incident at 6pm, but I arrived on the high St at around 5.30 and there was already a couple of police cars on the pavement next to Whetherspoons, was that for another incident?
 
hill83

hill83

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clint van damme said:
Something I don't understand, all the reports say police and ambulances called to the incident at 6pm, but I arrived on the high St at around 5.30 and there was already a couple of police cars on the pavement next to Whetherspoons, was that for another incident?
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Not sure, I tried to get into the bottom of Poplar at about 6:05 and as there were cars leaving the street thought it would be fine but was swiftly directed round past the library. Turned into Newcombe road and the cordon was already setup up there. Parked up and eventually got in my house. Then they extended the cordon to the end of Newcombe not long after that.
 
Terry_dactyl

Terry_dactyl

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Sky Blue Pete said:
It’s easy to think monster and much harder to face up to the monster in all of us.
I don’t think the statistics would show anything is worse than it was but each murder is bloody awful!
One thing is for certain these murders (if it is) are almost always possible to stop and decisions to reduce provision of adult social care, mental health services and an inability to recognise without continued investment and professionalism in social services we will continue to hear stories like this and we can do something about that. Heartbreaking for those dealing with the aftermath and of course the poor lad

Let’s care about our communities and look out for our families friends and neighbours
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A tragedy.
I think communication between adult and children services is often non-existent.
 
Greggs

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hill83 said:
Managed to get out and get to work this morning, had to come in today, and couldn't work from home.
Had to give my details to the police to get out.

Going to go and see my son tonight.
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Why has your well-being got anything to do with this?
 
hill83

hill83

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Greggs said:
Why has your well-being got anything to do with this?
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It hasn’t really, but Clint asked.

And to be fair it was more stating what the situation is for people coming and going from the area.
 
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Greggs

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hill83 said:
It hasn’t really, but Clint asked.

And to be fair it was more stating what the situation is for people coming and going from the area.
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Meh, bit samey to the last incident in Earlsdon when you made it about yourself and your trips to the fucking pub.
 
Bugsy

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Greggs said:
Meh, bit samey to the last incident in Earlsdon when you made it about yourself and your trips to the fucking pub.
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Meh. You have just asked him a question and he has answered it
 
clint van damme

clint van damme

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Sky Blue Pete said:
It shouldn’t be a bigger story cause it’s Earlsdon but it sort of is because it’s earlsdon.
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Don't think so, just seems close to home because it's Cov.
Same at the little Polish lad and the two little lads who got ran over. Resonates when it's that close to home
 
Sky Blue Pete

Sky Blue Pete

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clint van damme said:
Don't think so, just seems close to home because it's Cov.
Same at the little Polish lad and the two little lads who got ran over. Resonates when it's that close to home
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You’re probably correct. Also seems more likely to mental health issue rather than social services issue. Heartbreaking
 
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