Scotland, man stabbed in Glasgow

2020-06-28T13:20:03.019Z

A man was stabbed in the center of Glasgow and fell to the ground, "covered in blood": local newspapers report it. The accident follows the stabbing of just two days, in a hotel that hosts asylum seekers always in the port city Scotsman, six people by an attacker, Badreddin Abadlla Adam, 28, Sudanese, who was later shot and killed by the police. The police and ambulances have already intervened on the spot and there seems to be no further risks for the population. The assault on the hotel Scottish police identified 28-year-old Sudanese assailant Badreddin Abadlla Adam who was shot and killed by police on Friday after stabbing six people in a Glasgow hotel that hosted asylum seekers. In a statement on Twitter, the police explained that the identification was based on "information he provided to the Interior Ministry this year". Investigations into the motive go on and remain, at the moment, excluded that it is terrorism. Six people were injured when the 28-year-old assaulted the Park Inn hotel on West George Street. The injured are three of the asylum seekers, two receptionists and police officer David Whyte, all between 17 and 53 years old. According to media cited witnesses, the author was one of the hotel's residents, temporarily hosting people in the process of obtaining refugee status in the UK during the pandemic, and other tenants had previously expressed concerns about your mental health .