shockedcanadian
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So many in Europe complain that America is too violent and full of guns. Look at the crimes stats people, England is off the charts, and now a team of people do this to a kid? Don't be fooled by PR campaigns, do your own research on the issues. People are stabbed and murder in England along with many other crimes at an alarming rate.
How cowardly and screwed up is this?
Boy, 3, seriously hurt in acid attack at store in England, police say
A 3-year-old boy was seriously injured in a suspected acid attack at a busy store in England on Saturday that authorities believe was deliberate.
West Merica Police said in a news release the incident took place around 2:15 p.m. at Home Bargains, a discount retail store in Worcester, England.
"At this time we are treating this as a deliberate attack on a 3-year-old boy," West Merica Police Chief Superintendent Mark Travis said in a statement. "The incident will rightly shock the local community and I would like to reassure local people that we are carrying out a thorough investigation to identify those responsible."
Police said the boy was treated at the hospital for serious burns to his arms and face, and was later released. Authorities said the long-term medical implications for the child are unknown, but they hope he will not suffer life-changing injuries.
"It's an awful incident and we're really, really concerned about this," Travis told Sky News.
How cowardly and screwed up is this?
Boy, 3, seriously hurt in acid attack at store in England, police say
A 3-year-old boy was seriously injured in a suspected acid attack at a busy store in England on Saturday that authorities believe was deliberate.
West Merica Police said in a news release the incident took place around 2:15 p.m. at Home Bargains, a discount retail store in Worcester, England.
"At this time we are treating this as a deliberate attack on a 3-year-old boy," West Merica Police Chief Superintendent Mark Travis said in a statement. "The incident will rightly shock the local community and I would like to reassure local people that we are carrying out a thorough investigation to identify those responsible."
Police said the boy was treated at the hospital for serious burns to his arms and face, and was later released. Authorities said the long-term medical implications for the child are unknown, but they hope he will not suffer life-changing injuries.
"It's an awful incident and we're really, really concerned about this," Travis told Sky News.