Public enquiry into Manchester bombing

Mr Wild said he walked away from Abedi, and approached Showsec steward Mohammed Agha, who was standing on the main floor of the foyer, below the mezzanine.
He told the inquiry: "He said he already knew about him, that was about it really."
Mr Greaney said: "In your statement you said 'I felt I was being fobbed off really' - is that still how it feels?"
Mr Wild said: "Yes, it was as if he had more important things to deal with - but in no way do I blame him because the guy was already in there, there was nothing more he could do."

There's a thing...
 
That Britsh Transport police officer who ignored that womans warning that a 'suspicious man' was hiding out up on the Station mezzanine (for hours) should be sacked without question .... if he hasn't been already!
 
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Ancoats blue said:
That Britsh Transport police officer who ignored that womans warning that a 'suspicious man' was hiding out up on the Station mezzanine (for hours) should be sacked without question .... if he hasn't been already!
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Yeah, basic security for everyone and especially for security personnel should be to make polite enquiries to anyone who is acting suspicious or looks like they should not be there. “Hello, is everything ok? I thought you might need help”. No law abiding person would take offence at that. It is everybody’s responsibility really - but it’s criminal for somebody being paid to assist in these matters not to act.
 
PannickAtTheDisco said:
Mr Wild said he walked away from Abedi, and approached Showsec steward Mohammed Agha, who was standing on the main floor of the foyer, below the mezzanine.
He told the inquiry: "He said he already knew about him, that was about it really."
Mr Greaney said: "In your statement you said 'I felt I was being fobbed off really' - is that still how it feels?"
Mr Wild said: "Yes, it was as if he had more important things to deal with - but in no way do I blame him because the guy was already in there, there was nothing more he could do."

There's a thing...
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There's a thing?
 
shilly8903 said:
news.sky.com

Manchester bombing: Youngest victim in attack could have survived if treated faster, inquiry hears

An expert report found she lived for more than an hour after the blast and that opportunities to help her were missed.
news.sky.com news.sky.com

Without trying to lay blame on anyone in power because I do not have the knowledge to do that, but reading that makes me so angry. That poor little girl absolutely heartbreaking the fear she must have been feeling. R.I.P
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Horrendous reading.
That poor little girl :-(
 
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