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    mcsofa wrote:
    boo2005 wrote:
    have them shot, better still burn them, otherwise it costs us a lot more money to keep the stinking filth, until it's time for their release, when they'll probably do the same thing again!

    burning is more efficient, and we can all take our own sausages along!

    there are far too many of these attacks by this sort of evil scum, here in Brighton now, and the perpetrators of these attacks must be dealt with very severely, because the amount of 'serious injury' crimes is getting higher!......this town used to be a brilliant place to live, now there are all sorts of lowlife moving into the area, both British and foreign and this sort of cavelife, I cannot stand being anywhere near!
    Steady on.
    You appear to have a similar mind-state I had... when I was about 12. But I fear you are older than that. Maybe you should find out a few more details before you go round saying people should be burnt for doing something you disagree with. Or maybe just re-evaluate your whole opinion because killing people is not right almost all the time and I bet you wouldn't want to be the one doing the killing so kindly shut the f*ck up :)"
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Updated: Three stabbed in Brighton bus fight

11:02am Saturday 8th December 2012 in News By Bill Gardner , Senior Reporter

The Argus: Man stabbed on Brighton bus Man stabbed on Brighton bus

Two teenage boys and an older man have been arrested after three people were stabbed during a late night brawl on a bus.

Two boys aged 13 and 14, along with a 24-year-old local man, have been arrested on suspicion of grievous bodily harm, following the incident on a night bus full of students in the early hours of this morning.

Police and emergency services were called to the scene at the bottom of Church Street, outside the gate entrance to Pavilion Gardens at around 5.44am.

A 24-year-old man found lying on the pavement next to the bus with a stab wound to his wrist, was arrested on suspicion of grievous bodily harm and taken to the Royal Sussex County Hospital for treatment.

Two teenage boys found running away from the scene were also arrested on suspicion of grievous bodily harm. The 14-year-old remains in hospital for treatment to stab wounds to one of his legs.

Police have been searching in the Sevendials area of Brighton with a helicopter for another 14-year-old boy who also has a stab wound to his leg.

The area at the bottom of Church Street was cordoned off for several hours whilst forensic examinations were carried out.

Detective Inspector Lee Horner from Brighton and Hove CID said: "This was a shocking incident on a bus full of students on their way back to Brighton University after a night out in the city.

"Several arrests have been made and we are currently trying to establish the exact circumstances that led up to the fight on the bus. I would appeal to anyone who knows where the outstanding 14-year-old boy is to please get in touch as a matter of urgency as he needs medical treatment for his injuries.

"You can call 101 quoting serial 0285 of 8/12 or leave a message anonymously with the independent charity Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111."

Did you see what happened? Call the newsdesk on 01273544531.
 

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