Look at this today from Britain we have yet another a crime which according to Cock doesn’t exist in Britain. This is the second day in a row that we have a report of a crime which doesn’t exist.
The comments section is quite telling of just how clueless the British are as to how to deal with home invasion. Some ex-pat suggested this wouldn’t happen to them in Florida because they would shoot the bastards and they were promptly attacked.
The British are absolutely clueless. They are all asking “why couldn’t the police be there”? The British are so stupid they really do believe the police are infallible and can protect them while they think criminals are too stupid to be on the look out for the police.
The sad part is the British are so stupid that and so stubborn in their stupidity that things will have to get much worse and many people will have to needlessly be injured and killed before they change course.
Baby spattered with blood after father is stabbed 11 times by Rolex robbers who burst into their home
A baby was left covered in blood after his father was violently attacked by robbers who broke into their family home.
Ricki Hall, 39, had been feeding baby son Milan with a bottle when thugs broke into the house demanding cash and jewellery.
The car dealer was knifed 11 times in the face, leaving the two-and-a-half-month-old covered in his father’s blood.
He was told: ‘If you have any final words, say them now before we kill you.’
He was then pinned down by two of the attackers, and repeatedly stabbed by a third in a 15-minute assault.
He was then dragged into the hallway where the robbers took turns kicking him in the face and ribs before raiding the house.
Mr Hall lost two pints of blood in the attack, and suffered horrific facial injuries requiring over 40 stitches.
The attackers struck just after 9.30pm last Sunday night at Mr Hall’s £350,000 home in the upmarket suburb of Thorpe Astley in Leicester.
He said today: 'I heard a knock on the door and someone shouting “pizza delivery”.
'I answered the door to say they must have the wrong address but the moment I opened the door I was charged by three big blokes.
'They slashed me maybe 10 or 11 times with a large knife which looked like it had a very sharp serrated edge.
'They punched and kicked me to the floor and I tried to protect myself but two of them held my arms down while the third slashed me across the face.
'I kept thinking they were going to stab me in the eyes but amazingly they missed my eyes by a few centimetres.
'There was blood all over the floor and walls of the house. It was a bloodbath.
'They said they would kill me if I didn’t give them what they wanted.
‘Thankfully Milan was asleep the whole time, but he was just inches away from where I was being attacked and got covered in my blood.’
His terrified wife Zoya, 21, had been upstairs when the attackers struck, and hid in a bedroom cupboard.
She said: 'I had the phone with me but the batteries were dead. I kept trying to dial 999 but it wouldn’t work.
'I heard the robbers running upstairs and I held my breath as they emptied drawers and looked under the bed just inches away from me. It was terrifying but all I could think about was Milan.
‘I was so scared they had hurt him and when I saw Ricki I was amazed he wasn’t dead.’
The robbers stole Mr Hall’s £6,000 Rolex Submariner watch, his mobile phone and around £3,000 in cash.
Mrs Hall was able to call an ambulance from another phone, and her husband was rushed to Leicester Royal Infirmary where he underwent a three hour operation.
‘They must have been in the house for 10 or 15 minutes demanding money,’ Mr Hall continued.
'In the end they took some money, my mobile phone and my Rolex watch.
'I’m hoping the watch is the key to catching them. It’s a Rolex Submariner with a blue face. It’s worth about £6,000 and they will try to sell it to someone.
‘If anyone is offered this watch I want them to tell the police straight away. Also, they might brag about what they have done to me to other criminals.’
The businessman is offering a £5,000 reward to catch the robbers.
A spokesman for Leicestershire Constabulary said: 'The house has been cordoned off to allow forensic investigations to take place.
‘This is a particularly appalling crime and we are doing all we can to catch those responsible.’