Machete Attack at Train Station: Guilty Plea

0:00On March 13th, a 20-year-old man from West London has been convicted of a brutal machete attack at a busy train station. Aiden Watt stabbed another 20-year-old, who he knew multiple times in the thigh, abdomen and buttocks, leaving him with life-threatening injuries. The incident happened on the platform at Imperial Worf Station in Fulham on June 18th last year, right around 5.20 pm during rush hour. Earlier that evening, Watt's and two others stepped off the same crowded train as the victim. He spotted him, chased him down, tripped him, and Watts went at him with a blade in front of shot commuters before running off. Witnesses washed in horror as the violence unfolded on what should have been a normal summer evening. British transport police say the attack was spontaneous but targeted, and they could have been avoided if the group had not noticed the victim. CCTV footage captured Watts ditching his clothes and hiding the 40-centimeter red-handled machete nearby. He was arrested four days later on June 22nd, while his accomplices, 22-year-old Jocada

1:03Joseph and 19-year-old Stefan, Kosovac Go-Dart, were picked up in early July. Watts pleaded guilty to causing Grievous bodily harm at Interlending Crown Court, with the trial wrapping up on March 12th. Joseph and Kosovac Go-Dart were found guilty of a fray and face-sentencing on April 16th, bringing some closure to this frightening case.