Terror police will probe murder of Sir
David Amess: Cops arrest 'British man
of Somali heritage, 25' after Tory MP
was stabbed at his church constituency
surgery amid screams from onlookers as
police launch security review for all politicians
Posted By: Ribicon, 10/15/2021 5:30:01 PM
Counter terrorism officers are tonight leading the investigation into the murder of Tory MP Sir David Amess, as forces across the country are being urged to launch an 'immediate review' of security for politicians. It comes after horrified onlookers screamed for help as they tried to save the Conservative MP who was brutally stabbed to death in front of them at his Southend constituency surgery. The popular politician—who won at the last general election with a margin of 14,000 votes—was knifed 'multiple times' by a 25-year-old killer—believed to be of a British national of Somali heritage. It is understood the killer booked an appointment
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A British man of Somali heritage; classy! And hey, at least the British don't speak German, only various Arabic tongues.