The asylum seeker who stabbed six people in Glasgow's Park Inn hotel contacted the Home Office and other organisations more than 70 times. Badreddin Abadlla Adam died after being shot by armed officers following the attack on June 26, 2020. 

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Badreddin Abadlla Adam contacted the Home Office and other organisations in the period before the attack in Glasgow in 2020.

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Asylum seeker 'asked for help 72' times before stabbing rampage at Glasgow hotel

LONDON: A Sudanese asylum-seeker in the UK made more than 70 calls to authorities asking for help, before stabbing six people. Badreddin Abadlla Adam was shot dead by police in Glasgow, Scotland, after his mental condition deteriorated, leading him to attack hotel staff and other asylum-seekers at the city’s Park Inn hotel in June 2020. The BBC said a report into the incident by the UK Home Office revealed that Abadlla Adam made 72 calls to the …

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Asylum-seeker in UK asked for help 72 times before stabbing six people

A Sudanese asylum seeker to Britain who stabbed six people before being shot dead by police in June made more than 70 calls asking for help, sources told BBC Scotland on Tuesday.

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The asylum seeker who stabbed six people in Glasgow's Park Inn hotel contacted the Home Office and other organisations more than 70 times.

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Badreddin Abadlla Adam, 28, was shot dead by police after a knife attack at Glasgow's Park Inn Hotel in June 2020.

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An asylum seeker who stabbed six people in a Glasgow hotel had contacted the Home Office and other organisations more than 70 times before the… 

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An asylum seeker who was shot dead after stabbing six people called the Home Office and various migrant support groups more than 70 times before his attack, it has been reported.

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Badreddin Abadlla Adam, 28, was one of hundreds of asylum seekers moved into hotels in Glasgow at the start of lockdown. It is understood he contacted the Home Office, the housing and social care provider Mears, and the charity Migrant Help 72 times about his health and accommodation in the period leading up to the attack. An internal Home Office evaluation, seen by the BBC, said his calls should have acted as a warning.

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