Court hears testimony about alleged train attacks

Crime · First reported 2 Nov, 13:10 · Updated 13:46

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At Anthony Williams’s trial, jurors heard accounts of his reported behaviour on a train the night before the alleged attacks and of an alleged stabbing on a London train. Williams denies 14 counts of attempted murder; the trial continues.

A passenger told the court that a man on a train the night before the alleged attacks behaved erratically and said, “I am the baddest, no-one is as bad as me.”
Williams denies 14 counts of attempted murder relating to alleged attacks in Peterborough, London and on a London-bound train on 1 November.
Jurors heard that whether Williams carried out the attacks is not in question, but they must consider whether he intended to kill the alleged victims; the trial continues.

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Key facts

Defendant: Anthony Williams, 33, denies 14 counts of attempted murder.
Alleged train attack date: 1 November last year, according to the BBC report.
London-bound train: The train made an emergency stop in Huntingdon, Cambridgeshire.
Trial status: The trial continues.