Hero Who Stopped “This Is For Syria” Muslim Terrorist Slams People Who Just Filmed With Their Phones

07 Dec, 2015 by McGuire

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An engineer has described how he fought a knife-wielding terror suspect at Leytonstone Underground station while onlookers filmed with their phones. Maybe people can be a little less filming and actually help people:

David Pethers continued to grapple with the man, who had attacked one victim while allegedly shouting ‘This is for Syria’, even after he was cut in the neck.

The 33-year-old said he and one other commuter tackled the attacker while other people stood back and recorded the action.

Speaking to the Daily Mail, he said: ‘There were other adult men standing there, just filming it on their phones. There were so many opportunities where someone could have grabbed him.’

Mr Pethers had arrived at the Tube station at around 7 pm on Saturday night when he saw a man lying on the floor in surrounded by blood.

He said: ‘I was walking down into the station … as I got to the ticket office there was a pool of blood on the floor and a guy with a knife going mad.

‘Basically, the scene I walked into was the guy lying on the floor, blood everywhere, and this guy shouting and that is when I tried to get everyone out of the station.

‘There was a guy with a rucksack saying “Calm down, let’s talk about this” and I saw this guy was going to go for him.

‘Basically, we kind of contained him in the main ticket area. He kind of went for me and I went for him and he cut my neck.

‘I was dragged away, I was bleeding from the neck. I know it sounds crazy but I went back to have another go.

‘Then the police turned up. They fired four Tasers and then they contained the situation from there.’

Glad that the police showed up, but more than one person should have jumped in and stopped this situation from happening. Too many people are obsessed with their phones and filming nonsense like this without doing something to stop it. This is what is wrong with America – and the world, folks.

Written by Katie McGuire. Send your hate mail to the author at [email protected], or feel free to mean tweet me at @GOPKatie, where I will be sure to do very little about it.