Workplace Attack: Early Signs of Nottingham Killer

0:00In Lester, it's March 10th, and here's what is going on. Six weeks before his deadly attacks in Nottingham, Triple Killer Vado Callican assaulted two co-workers at a warehouse near East Midlands Airport. He had started the job on May 1, 2023, but just five days later on May 5th, he punched a male colleague in the face and head, then kicked a man's wife when she tried to help. Both victims needed hospital treatment for their injuries. The Nottingham inquiry heard these details this week, from witnesses who broke up the fight. A training coordinator named Louisa said, Callican stared right through her with no words, acting strangely aggressive. An operations manager, named Matthew, noticed him pacing and fixated on the victims while a supervisor named Vladimir kicked away a knife, Callican, pulled out, worried he might use it as a weapon. Everyone described the attack as random and out of nowhere, with no yelling or clear trigger. The male victim said Callican died mad over a simple work request, hit him hard enough

1:01to make the room spin, then went after his wife too. Witnesses fell scared and shocked, calling it unlike any workplace scuffle they had seen. Managers told Callican his violence broke company rules, and after police arrived, security escorted him off-site within 15 to 20 minutes. Matthew even mentioned to officers that Callican seemed mentally unstable, with blank stares and odd focus. The inquiry into how this paranoid schizophrenic slip through the cracks continues, shedding light on these early warning signs. DNA is sponsored by our partner, a pillow that sounds as good as it feels. Built for listening in bed, S-O-L-I, solely pillow.com.