Elon Musk says ‘enough is enough’ as tearful woman reveals she is terrified to leave home after fatal stabbing of dog walker ‘by Afghan who was granted asylum’

Elon Musk responded to the stabbing incident in Uxbridge, England, by sharing a tearful phone call from a woman who said she was too scared to leave her house and said “enough is enough.”

Dog walker Wayne Broadhurst, 49, was stabbed to death in a horrific attack that also left two people injured on Monday; The main suspect was named an Afghan national who arrived in the UK in a lorry five years ago.

While discussing the case on the phone, one person named Sarah broke down in tears as she described her safety concerns and how she had encouraged her own children to move abroad.

He also called on Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer to ‘do something’.

She told TalkTV: ‘I’m so scared for my children; I have a 22 year old son and I’m begging him to move out of the country. What are these politicians doing?

‘They’re putting our children in so much danger, they’re putting us all in danger.’

Footage of the call was shared by Mr Musk on X (formerly Twitter) with his 228.4 million followers, with the billionaire adding: ‘Enough is enough.’

Mr Musk, 54, had previously referred to the incident in West London by referencing JRR Tolkien’s The Hobbit and suggested there could be further attacks ‘if the tide of illegal immigration is not reversed’.

The woman who called TalkTV cried as she said: ’20 years ago my cousin was murdered and nothing has changed. Everyone I know is getting stabbed.

‘They are being raped in parks’ This is where I live, not where politicians live.

‘Keir Starmer, if you’re listening to this please do something. I’m appalled.’

Tesla owner Musk is a supporter of former English Defense League leader Tommy Robinson and spoke at the ‘Unite the Kingdom’ protest in London last month.

He backed the activist again in a tweet about the stabbing in Uxbridge, and Musk wrote in a separate post: ‘Civil war in Britain is inevitable. It’s just a question of when.”

The 22-year-old Afghan, whose name has not been released, is being interrogated by police who are holding him on suspicion of murder and attempted murder.

Home Office officials confirmed the suspect arrived in the UK illegally in 2020 and was granted permission to remain nearly two years later.

Mr Broadhurst was treated at the scene but died, while a 45-year-old man suffered life-changing injuries. The third victim, a 14-year-old boy, suffered non-life-threatening or non-life-threatening injuries.

The incident is not being treated as terrorism but Metropolitan Police detectives are working to establish whether there is any relationship between the suspect and the three victims.

54-year-old Elon Musk referenced the incident by referring to JRR Tolkien’s The Hobbit.

Footage of the stabbing shows the suspect walking down a residential street and police officers chasing after him.

The scene of the attack in Uxbridge, west London

According to the statements of the residents of the neighborhood, a fight broke out between the Afghan living as a tenant in the house of the 45-year-old woman.

Witnesses said the suspect chased the two victims out of the house before slitting the dog walker’s neck.

Footage posted online shows two police officers chasing the suspect and demanding he drop the gun and “get down on the ground.”

One of the officers raised his stun gun and fired the 50,000-volt weapon before the suspect was captured.

After the brutal attack, there was a great shock among the people of the region.

An eyewitness told the Daily Mail: ‘The Afghan man was chasing a man and a child on the road and a local man with his dog also tried to stop him.

‘There was blood everywhere and paramedics tried to save his life for at least 30 minutes. ‘This was an absolute massacre and it was very sad to see.’

Another local added: ‘The dead man is very well known here. ‘He’s such a nice guy, so gentle and peaceful.’

A neighbor said the dead man was a sweeper ‘doing his normal dog walk every day’ and that he was ‘the last person in the world you would think someone would come after you’.

The woman, who brought flowers to the victim’s wife, added: ‘I still can’t get over this. ‘Would the same thing have happened if he had let the dog out after five or 10 minutes?’

Another eyewitness said: ‘I saw a young man running out of the house waving a large knife in his hand. He had a crazy look in his eyes and was screaming.’

A Home Office official confirmed that the Afghan was not residing in an asylum hotel or any Home Office accommodation.

A spokesman said: ‘Our thoughts are with the families and friends of those affected by this terrible incident.

‘We receive regular updates from the Metropolitan Police. ‘The priority must now be the police investigation so that those responsible can be brought to justice.’

Wayne Broadhurst (pictured) died during a triple stabbing in Midhurst Gardens, Uxbridge

Mr Musk is a fan of Tommy Robinson

Chief Inspector Jill Horsfall, of the Met Police, confirmed ‘the suspect lives at a private address’.

In a tweet today, Mr Musk said: ‘When Tolkien wrote about hobbits he was talking about the noble folk of the English lands unaware of the horrors occurring far away.

‘They were able to live their lives in peace and tranquility, but only because they were protected by the tough men of Gondor.

‘What happened to the good man who was brutally murdered while walking his dog will happen to the whole of England if the tide of illegal immigration is not reversed.

‘It’s time for the British to ally themselves with tough guys like Tommy Robinson and fight for survival, or they will all surely die.’

Mr. Robinson was on a visit to Tel Aviv earlier this month. Israel sparked outrage – with calls for the minister who invited him to apologize for what was called ‘a slap in the face to British Jews’.

The activist, whose real name is Stephen Yaxley-Lennon, traveled abroad while on trial in a case that could see him sentenced to up to three months in prison if convicted.

Robinson, 42, pleaded not guilty to failing to comply with counter-terrorism powers by refusing to give the passcode to his phone in the Channel Tunnel in Folkestone on July 28 last year.

Westminster magistrates’ court recently heard that he will travel to Israel as a guest of the Israeli government until this Saturday.

However, there was a backlash against the decision to welcome him, as diaspora affairs minister Amichai Chikli was under pressure to apologize for the invitation.

Mr Chikli has previously said he was proud to welcome Robinson, the English patriot who sparked controversy in recent days by suggesting he would come to Aston Villa to support Israeli football club Maccabi Tel Aviv.

Robinson has now shared the full speech he gave at an event in the Israeli coastal city of Tel Aviv with his 1.7 million followers on X footage, adding the caption ‘Making History’.

Robinson was extended the invitation following the terrorist attack on the Heaton Park Hebrew Community Synagogue in Manchester on October 2.

Mr Chikli praised Robinson as a ‘courageous leader on the front lines against radical Islam’; but the Board of Deputies of British Jews and the Jewish Leadership Council responded by saying Robinson ‘represents the worst of Britain’.

Jewish leadership groups said Mr Chikli’s actions affected British society in its ‘darkest hour’.

A committee in the Knesset, Israel’s parliament, passed a resolution condemning the reception given to Robinson and also calling for an apology from Mr Chikli.