Southport killer’s taxi driver took another fare before calling the police

The taxi driver, who took Axel Rudakubana to the scene of a Southport attack, was charged 50 minutes after hearing screams in the Hart field.

Gary Poland, who took Mr. Rudakubana from his home in the banks, said that he did not stop to help the children he saw that he had escaped from the building.

Official, after refusing to pay his journey Mr. Rudakubana’ya threatened to call the police, he said. If Mr. Rudakubana entered the building, Mr. Poland assumed that he would get money.

Mr. Poland said: “I regret not helping the kids. The screams were upset and I can hear them when I think until that day.

Orum I think I should call the police before. Travel, I wish I had done it every day, what I thought, what should I do and it is my fault because I put it there. ”

The investigation said that Mr. Rudakubana thought he was shooting at the people inside, and he thought he was in danger of being a target after a dispute about the taxi fee.

He said he didn’t control the welfare of the children because he was completely shocked. “This was scary. I was a complete fatal terror and shock.”

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