‘FIX THE LIGHTS!’ Residents furious over latest horrific crime | The Herald
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A community police forum member was stabbed nine times at night while trying to protect his Daleview church from cable thieves — an attack residents say was inevitable in an area where high-mast lights had been broken for more than three years.
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What happened
A community police forum member was stabbed nine times at night while trying to protect his Daleview church from cable thieves — an attack residents say was inevitable in an area where high-mast lights had been broken for more than three years.
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