Overview
- Dave Scott told the BBC he used his BMW to strike a knife-wielding man near Huntingdon station moments before officers detained the suspect.
- British Transport Police say ten patients were taken to Addenbrooke’s Hospital and one self-presented, with six discharged and an LNER staff member stable but critically unwell.
- Anthony Williams has been charged with 10 counts of attempted murder in connection with the train attack and is remanded to appear at Cambridge Crown Court on December 1.
- Police logs show distress calls at 7:39pm, an emergency stop at Huntingdon at 7:44pm, and the suspect’s arrest by BTP at 7:50pm after passengers pulled alarms.
- Investigators are reviewing possible links to earlier knife incidents, including an alleged assault on a DLR train in east London reported hours before the Huntingdon attack.