Afghan Asylum Seeker Arrested Near School

0:00On April 23rd, an Afghan asylum seeker in his 20s got arrested near primary school in Surrey for harassing kids and parents. Police nabbed him last Thursday, April 16th. Right outside Lailham Church of England primary school, after he approached several children. Turns out, the home office had quietly placed him in an unlicensed house just yards away, with no wrist checks or heads up to locals. The guy, an Afghan national, ended up detained under the Mental Health Act, and shipped off to a secure spot for evaluation. Parents say he targeted them, too, sparking total panic in this quiet village. No one knew he was there until the incident blew up. Folks are raging at the government for sneaking migrants into the neighborhood without a word, calling it a straight-up child safety fail. Local MP Lincoln job blasted it as unbelievable during Prime Minister's questions, demanding who messed up the risk assessment that put the man so. Close to kids. The Prime Minister couldn't dive into details because of the ongoing police probe, but promised

1:02all housing meet standards, and local councils get. Consulting. Thing is, Spelthorne Burrow Council says they weren't looped in at all, and fired off a letter to the home office asking for answers and guarantees it. Won't repeat. Surrey police are handling the investigation, urging calm and no social media rumors, while everyone pushes for tighter oversight on these placements. To keep communities safe.