The British counter -terrorism program was prematurely closed by Axel Rudakuban, a teenager, who killed three young girls last year in a stinging attack, according to an official review published on Wednesday.
The review As part of the program actions, the government was commissioned shortly thereafter by becoming a vulnerable individual Mr. Ruduban July 29.
Mr. Rudakubana, who was 17 at the time of attack, was transferred three times to prevent him from 13 and 14, because of his fixation of violence. On each occasion, however, it was found that he did not fulfill the threshold for further interference with the program, partly because he had no known ideology.
The review said that several recommendations for Mr. Rudakubany for 17 months in combination with its “high level of sensitivity”, “should guarantee increased control”.
In a Parliament’s statement On Wednesday, Dan Jarvis, the Minister of Security, said that the review found that “the perpetrator was” a sufficient risk that the perpetrator had been managed. ” He added: “It was found that the recommendations were closed prematurely and there was sufficient concern to make the case active while further information was collected.”
Mr. Rudubana was convicted To life in prison at the end of January after confessing the wine for three murder accusations, 10 accusations of attempting murder and other accusations.
Three young girls, Bebe King, 6, Elsie Dot Stancombe (7 years) and Alice Da Silva Aguiar, 9, 9, killed, and eight other children and two adults were injured in the attack on July.
Mr. Rudabukana’s recommendations, which are prevented, were made by education providers between December 2019 and April 2021.
In the years before the attack, he also came into contact with the police, courts, social services and mental health services. Investigators said that it seemed to have no particular ideology but was obsessed with violence and genocideThis is evidenced by a wide range of ultra -oral pictures, videos and documents on its digital devices after the attack.
He made Ricina, fatal toxin, put it under the bed, and withdrew a PDF set called “Military Studies in Jihad Against Tyrants: AL -KAID’s training manual, who believes he used for knives and poisonous attacks.
While the report published on Wednesday is the first to deal with what Prime Minister Keir Starmer of Britain called “serious questions” about how the state failed the victims of the attack of Southport and their family, it will not be the last.
Yvette Cooper, a British home secretary, announced a public investigation as Mr. Rudakubana “became so dangerous” and why the preventive system “could not identify the terrible risk” he posed.
She acknowledged that in recent years the growing number of teenagers has been handed over to the program and that “we have to face why this is happening and what has to be changed.”
This wider public attack investigation is likely to take months or longer to complete.
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