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10:31am Saturday 24th May 2008

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A TEENAGER was stabbed to death and three men were seriously injured in a fight outside a bar in Sidcup early this morning.

Police were called just after midnight to reports of a large disturbance at the Metro Bar in Station Road, Sidcup.

An 18-year-old man who had been stabbed was taken to Queen Elizabeth Hospital, Woolwich, where he was pronounced dead shortly before 1am today (May 24).

Police say they know the identity of the victim and that a post-mortem will be held at Princess Royal Hospital, Farnborough tomorrow.

A talented young actor

Friends at the scene have named him as Rob Knox, from Sidcup - a pupil of Beths Grammar School in Hartford Road, Bexley.

Mr Knox was a keen actor and appeared in the News Shopper in 2005 after he and 16-year-old brother Jamie, appeared in the Hollywood film King Arthur.

The brothers were very close and witnesses at the scene said Mr Knox was trying to protect Jamie and another 16-year-old friend when he was stabbed four times.

Friends gathered outside the bar today to lay flowers and pay tribute to their friend.

One girl sobbed: "He was the best - he was so funny.

"Everyone knew him.

"He was a bit of a party animal.

"He had "People Love To Party" on his t-shirt last night."

Among the messages left with flowers, was one that read: "Forever in our thoughts - an amazing person.

"The Chis and Sid girls will see you again one day.

"Never forgotten."

Another read: "We can't get over the shock of losing you.

"You were a wonderful, talented young man who was such pleasure to be around.

"You will be greatly missed by all of us."

Fight over a mobile phone

A 21-year-old man who was stabbed in the neck during the incident is in hospital with injuries described as serious, but not life threatening.He has been identified by friends as Dean Saunders from Sidcup.

Chris Martin, 21, from Sidcup said the fight which led to Mr Knox's murder began with an attack on Mr Saunders.

He said:"It kicked off last week outside the Metro.

"It was over a mobile phone.

"Some bloke said to Dean; "You nicked my phone".

"Dean said he hadn't and this guy smacked him in the face and gave him a black eye."

Mr Martin said the man returned to the Metro Bar last night, with another man and armed with two knives.

Earlier in the evening he threatened to cut Mr Saunders' throat.

And later when a fight broke out on the street Mr Saunders was stabbed in the neck.

It is thought that Mr Knox tried to protect his brother Jamie and another 16-year-old Andrew Dormar, when the attacker threatened them.

One witness described Mr Knox hitting the attacker over the head with a bottle, before being stabbed four times.

Mr Dormar was also taken to hospital after he suffered a stab wound to the chest, but had recovered enough to visit the Metro Bar this afternoon.

A fourth man, Nick Jones, sustained serious injuries to his hand.

Not gang related

Investigating officer Detective Chief Inspector Damian Allain said: "At this early stage we retain an open mind as to any motive, and enquiries continue to establish the full circumstances of the incident.

"We believe the stabbings took place in the street, outside the venue.

"We do not believe the incident is gang-related."

Anyone who witnessed the incident, or who has information should call the incident room on 020 8721 4805 or Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.

An arrest

A 21-year-old man who suffered facial injuries in the incident has been arrested on suspicion of murder and taken to a South London police station, where he remains in custody.

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worried, chislehurst says...
10:41am Sat 24 May 08

Not a week seems to go by without news that another young life has been tragically wasted on our streets.
For parents of teenagers these are extremely worrying times....

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Your Lord Erastus Theobald Piggott The All Knowing Guru, Bexley Village says...
10:41am Sat 24 May 08

Yet again, another stabbing ending in death.

It is now evident that it is not safe to leave your house at any time of day.

We live in a lawless society akin to the wild west but unfortunately find ourselves without the sheriffs to shoot the outlaws down.

I wonder what the authorities are going to say about this latest murder?

Isn't it time the police were given back their powers and the death penalty was reintroduced for murdering scum?

I would wager that it is safer to walk the streets of New York than Sidcup these days.

Your Lord, Erastus Theobald Piggott

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Elaine, Lee says...
10:47am Sat 24 May 08

The lad that died was a really lovely boy he was very good friends with my daughter from primary school he was always polite and had a lovely smile she was there when it happened and is deeply upset this is such a tragic loss and my heart goes out to his younger brother and mum and dad R.I.P. Hope the other two lads get better soon. The goverment has to do something NOW not later and wait for yet another death.

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Worried selling, says...
10:55am Sat 24 May 08

I totally agree with the lord! The streets are really not safe we need more police and parents really need to get more involved with there kids and find out what they are up to kids caught with knifes should be put in the army

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Belshazzar's Feast, Sidcup says...
11:02am Sat 24 May 08

Crikey. Used to go to the Metro all the time for a bit of Pat's karaoke. It's gone downhill in recent years - too many wannabe gangsters insufflating coke in the bogs. But this is just tragic. Another shocking example of knife crime on our streets. Something needs to happen, and it needs to happen NOW .

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Me, Sidcup says...
11:08am Sat 24 May 08

My condolences to the family of the lad who was murdered ... secondly what the heck was a 16 year old doing out at midnight??
The police need to be onhand more, just glad im indoors by 7 of a night.
The government need to get their fingers out and stop this.
I agree with Worried .. send them to the Army they think they tough enough to be carrying knives, they can do some active service.

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john, greenwich says...
11:09am Sat 24 May 08

what a terrible country this has become. Life has become so cheap. We only used to hear about all these killings in foreign countries. Now it's here all the time

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local, erith says...
11:16am Sat 24 May 08

shut the place down , and anywhere there is trouble , shut it down the owners may take some responsibility for the actions of their customers

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Teresa Hull, sidcup says...
11:25am Sat 24 May 08

Why were the injured taken to Queen Elizabeth hospital when Queen Mary's - which still has an A&E dept (officially) is only 2 minutes up the road?

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alex, london says...
11:27am Sat 24 May 08

This is really getting out of hand , i agree that the death penalty should come back .
My thoughts and prayers are with all the families involved.

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mark, Dartford says...
11:28am Sat 24 May 08

Although trouble will always exist, these places should be shut down.What is more worrying is that many 'trouble' pub/clubs seem to carry on regardless.
Poor management.What ever happened to the licenses being taken away?

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Local, Sidcup says...
11:28am Sat 24 May 08

Its getting more local and nothings being done about it. Now it's somebody i was friends with, what next? His 18th last year was one not to forget, his dad and nan made a speech saying how wonderful and pleased they were. Something needs to be done.. now .

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hj, Sidcup says...
11:29am Sat 24 May 08

NO dont shut it down, its a nice place and the bar staff are lovely! Its stupid people who dont know when to stop that should be punished!!!

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anita, dartford says...
11:30am Sat 24 May 08

The teenager stabbed to death last night was 19 not 16 and he was an ordinary quiet lad out with his friends. I hope the scum bag rots in jail for this. Sympathies to his family and friends and I hope all the other young men stabbed by this piece of **** make a speedy recovery. RIP Young Man.

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lizzielooloo, says...
11:36am Sat 24 May 08

My thoughts are with the families.

Just such a terrible waste and I am in agreement with most of the comments above.

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l, says...
11:38am Sat 24 May 08

Teresa Hull wrote:
Why were the injured taken to Queen Elizabeth hospital when Queen Mary's - which still has an A&E dept (officially) is only 2 minutes up the road?
Probably either because of the type of injury or because QM was already over busy. Whichever, he will have gone to the most appropriate place. This is so shocking yet another young boy killed. It is becoming the norm and I am scared for my 19 yr old son and 14 yr old daughter but you can't wrap them in cotton wool....

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Sharon, Sidcup says...
11:42am Sat 24 May 08

anita wrote:
The teenager stabbed to death last night was 19 not 16 and he was an ordinary quiet lad out with his friends. I hope the scum bag rots in jail for this. Sympathies to his family and friends and I hope all the other young men stabbed by this piece of **** make a speedy recovery. RIP Young Man.
ThiNk the point is that there was a 16 yr old injured too - Some 16 yr olds work and act responsibily so why he was at 12 is not the point. Why was the 21 yr old carrying a knife.??

Time to change the law if you are caught with a knife whether you have used it or not then you shoud be given same punishment as people with guns - THEY BOTH CAN KILL

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Me, Sidcup says...
11:42am Sat 24 May 08

"A third youth, aged 16" this is the 16 year old I was speaking about. Either way people shouldnt carry knives as the intent is to use them whether defending themselves or to cause trouble

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Me, Sidcup says...
11:43am Sat 24 May 08

Exactly my point

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Jay, says...
11:51am Sat 24 May 08

its a terrible loss hes was a great person always funny and always had a smile on his face its not gonna be the same with out ya m8 jus wish i knew you better than i did. and it was queen marys he was taken to.

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Don Logan, says...
11:54am Sat 24 May 08

You get some real knobs in the Metro Bar. I wouldn't p1ss on the place if it was on fire.

My condolences to the victims family and friends.


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Shocked, says...
12:08pm Sat 24 May 08

Isn't it ironic that another murder has taken place outside a pub belonging to the same chain as Infernos in Welling? I think he company should be held to account for the scumbags they allow to drink on their premises.

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matthew, sidcup says...
12:15pm Sat 24 May 08

GUTTED! i have been good mates with him for years, just gutted.

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South East, South East says...
12:16pm Sat 24 May 08

Why was this young man not taken to the Queen Mary's Hospital in Sidcup Kent. Long journeys to other A & E Hospital departments cost lives. The Queen Elizabeth Hospital is too far from Sidcup. RIP in Young man hope justice is seen to be done for you. My thoughts are with your family and friends.

This knife cime culture has to be STOPPED NOW. Also Problem pubs need to be closed down by the Police and Local Authorities immediately.

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local, Sidcup says...
12:25pm Sat 24 May 08

Tragic. Could have been any one of my friends. Does anyone know what school he went to? My thoughts are with the family.

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Susan-Bexley, bexley says...
12:27pm Sat 24 May 08

Cant believe how close to home all this is getting, stupid kids who feel the need to go out with knifes when out enjoying themselves what a sorry state our country is in! My thoughts are with the family of the lost young life when will this people learn!!! So sad they feel the need to kill each other to sort their problems out!

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Debbie, London says...
12:34pm Sat 24 May 08

I just don't get it. These kids who stab other kids are getting caught immediately. Some of the kids getting stabbed aren't bad, just in the wroing place at the wrong time. There have always been disagreements and fights, but may be some parents taking responsibility for their children and giving them a proper, structured, respectful upbringing would save others that don't deserve to die!

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Dan, Sidcup says...
12:36pm Sat 24 May 08

This is just sickening. I totally agree with bringing back the death penalty. Rid the streets of these scum. There needs to be tougher sentences for people carrying weapons.
My girlfriend was there last night and said that the fight started last week, and they people came back this week with more people, with the INTENTION of stabbing them.

Rest in peace Rob, my thoughts are with your family.

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Real, Local says...
12:37pm Sat 24 May 08

South East wrote:
Why was this young man not taken to the Queen Mary's Hospital in Sidcup Kent. Long journeys to other A & E Hospital departments cost lives. The Queen Elizabeth Hospital is too far from Sidcup. RIP in Young man hope justice is seen to be done for you. My thoughts are with your family and friends.

This knife cime culture has to be STOPPED NOW. Also Problem pubs need to be closed down by the Police and Local Authorities immediately.
Queen Marys in Sidcup isn't classed as Kent, it's in a London borough so I assume the victims were taken to the nearest London based Hospital which is Queen Elizabeth. At 5 miles away it's not that far, but in a situation like this I would have expected them to be taken to Queen Marys.

RIP to the murdered victim, and hopefully the other 2 guys will recover shortly.

Don't expect things like this to happen in Sidcup, not a place known statistically for high violent crime.

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D, Welling says...
12:37pm Sat 24 May 08

God bless this young lad, what a waste of a beautiful life.

I don't know if this murder was drug related but after reading the comment above regarding drugs dealings in the toilet of the Metro Bar, it has made me wonder what the police are doing about drugs. We were out in Bexley last month and in both the George and the Millers dealers were almost forcing drugs onto men and boys in the toilets, and these dealers are very intimidating, it then could be one of our children who are almost forced into buying them, or one of our children that end up being hurt. The police should be in pubs stamping this out!!!

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c shell, bexley says...
12:39pm Sat 24 May 08

If other countries can keep strict control and serve appropiate punishment then why cant we?
Nothing seems to detere these animals. Prison sentances seem to be the rewards for these thugs it gets them 'respect'. With all the overcrowding in our jails time for doing wrong is cut shorter and shorter so therefore punishment is not experienced to the full. What will it take for our country to protect us, I feel as though I am a prisoner in my own home, I would love to go out for the evening but to hang about at bus stops sends me into a panic attack! I am so very sad for the family and friends who have lost their loved one and for any innocent bystanders effected.

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Locked and Loaded, says...
12:41pm Sat 24 May 08

Another family having to deal with the loss of a young one through a mindless act on violence.
We need a zero tolerance policy on the streets now. The police need backing up by us all. Give them the tools for the job.
Rest in peace young man.

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Elaine, Lee says...
12:43pm Sat 24 May 08

In respect of the hospital he was not taken to Queen Elizabeth he was taken to Queen Marys my daughter was there as well waiting for news with all of his friends

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Real, Local says...
12:45pm Sat 24 May 08

I assume both Newsshopper AND BBC got it wrong then.

Both state Queen Elizabeth hospital, and BBC says the hospital is in Woolwich.

Strange.

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Susan-Bexley, bexley says...
12:46pm Sat 24 May 08

Prision is a blessing for most of the kids doing these things cause they dont have great home lifes as it is, or have no way to provide for themselves, whereas in prision they get everything handed on a plate! Ive recently heard about an 18yrold who mugged someone and then threatened them after not to go to the police and luckly the guy wasnt fased by that and still went to the police and the mugger was caught and sentenced to 15months but his in prision has his own cell and a play station in his room! Now how is that teaching him anything! Were paying for him to sit on his arse and play video games all day! Great Country this!!

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Mark, Dartford says...
12:46pm Sat 24 May 08

There has also been another two incidents in Gravesend, one Friday night and another early this morning.

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Shelley, Swanley says...
12:47pm Sat 24 May 08

It is too little too late - If anyone whatever colour are caught carrying a knife then the sentence should be 3 years in prison for possession - they aint carrying it to cut their food are they
It will deter all scum that carry knives cos they cant fight with their hands. (why they need to fight is beyond me)

RIP Rob - My thoughts are with his family and friends xx

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Real, Local says...
12:48pm Sat 24 May 08

Mark wrote:
There has also been another two incidents in Gravesend, one Friday night and another early this morning.
There's incidents every Friday night all over London and surrounding areas that nobody ever hears about.

I guess the press like to pick and choose the most interesting or serious stories.

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L, Kent says...
12:50pm Sat 24 May 08

local wrote:
Tragic. Could have been any one of my friends. Does anyone know what school he went to? My thoughts are with the family.
he went kemnal technology college, but moved to beths grammar.

RIP.

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Real, Local says...
12:51pm Sat 24 May 08

Shelley wrote:
It is too little too late - If anyone whatever colour are caught carrying a knife then the sentence should be 3 years in prison for possession - they aint carrying it to cut their food are they
It will deter all scum that carry knives cos they cant fight with their hands. (why they need to fight is beyond me)

RIP Rob - My thoughts are with his family and friends xx
And I think it's still LEGAL to carry a knife 3 inches or under and not have anything done if I recall correctly.

A 3" knife is still capable of killing somebody too.

Teens/young adults seem to exploit the rules, and don't carry either way.

This mentality won't change in this generation of people.

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Dan, Sidcup says...
1:04pm Sat 24 May 08

It is ridiculous they got taken to Woolwhich hospital. It would have taken them 2 minutes to get to Queen Maries.
We need to fight for that hospitals A&E department.

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Jack, Swanley says...
1:23pm Sat 24 May 08

He WAS taken to QM not QE
What does it matter he is dead. and sadly he wont be the last till we have ZERO TOLERANCE on knife crime

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anon, anon says...
2:12pm Sat 24 May 08

I know the man arrested on suspicion of this murder and he is a light skinned mixed race man.He was brougt up in a white family and his friends are mainly white - this is nothing to do with racism.Does it matter what hospitol the victim was taken too ?a young man has had his life taken and we should all be thinking of his family & friends at this time and not what colour the alledged culprit is.
Rest in peace Rob my thought & prayers are with you & your family XXX

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R, David, Sidcup says...
3:00pm Sat 24 May 08

I was there last night and that metro was TOO packed! it was waiting to go off there! the bouncers have no clue! No clue what so ever! my condolences to family and friends.

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patriche, bexley says...
3:07pm Sat 24 May 08

Tragic, my thoughts are with the family

The Lord is wrong again of course the murder rate in New York is about 3 times higher than London. New York had just under 500 last year compared to London's 150. (rough figures)

I'm not sure what powers the Lord would give back to the police. I thought they had been given a vast arrange of additional powers. Of course they would have to be there to exercise them and it would appear that the arrived sufficiently quick enough to make the arrest.

I do agree however with tougher sentences. But those complaining about drugs in pubs etc should consider whether they have told anyone in authority.

In relation to hospitals it is common practice for supect to go to one hospital and offender to go to a different one. Both from a forensic point of view and from relations and friends mixing whilst emotionally charged. This perhaps explains the misreporting of who went where.

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Caroline, Bromley says...
3:14pm Sat 24 May 08

Teresa Hull wrote:
Why were the injured taken to Queen Elizabeth hospital when Queen Mary\'s - which still has an A&E dept (officially) is only 2 minutes up the road?
I would imagine it was because they were probably dealing with another major incident at that time.

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Castro, Lewisham says...
3:42pm Sat 24 May 08

I've just been reading these messages and am saddened by how many illiterate and racist absolute idiots are around. The word wog is not acceptable in these times but i've not seen anyone object? Shame on you all. May the young man rest in peace.

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Locked and Loaded, says...
3:57pm Sat 24 May 08

Castro you are right. Most reasonable people know though the NS will delete the racist crap posted. It does not take long for them to crawl out of the shadows.

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june, says...
4:57pm Sat 24 May 08

well said anon dont matter what colour anyone was we all bleed the same and all die the same. get knives and guns off the streets, what is the matter with you hands why use a wepon

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South East, South East says...
5:24pm Sat 24 May 08

I think this poor lad was taken to the Queen Elizabeth Hospital Woolwich. Sadly half of the people on here claiming to know this poor talented young man do know him at all. Lets hope justice is done and the person responisble is dealt with harshly by the Courts. So this poor young man can rest in peace and his family and friends can mourn him and grieve for him in peace. God bless you.

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pinkerbell, Sydenham says...
5:41pm Sat 24 May 08

How very sad my faults are with this young mans family.

This has to stop, there is not a day go by when you don't here that some young life has been ken by scum who carry knife and guns.
I think people should be serched before going in pubs and if they leave theshould be serched if look they like they may cause trouble.

RIP young man x

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South East, South East says...
6:00pm Sat 24 May 08

I agree Pinkerbell I am so angry that another murder has taken place on the streets of Greater London to an innocent young man with a great future in front of him. People entering all clubs and pubs should be searched for knifes and guns and any weapon that can be used to hurt anyone. Bouncers and Managers need to trained to deal with anyone found carrying a weapon and police need to be called to incidents immediately. Bouncers, Managers and Bar Staff need to take responsibility for this too. We must work together to stop this happpening again. RIP young man. My prayers are with your family and friends. We must save the A & E Department at Queen Marys Hospital. God Bless You.

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John Hemming-Clark, Chislehurst says...
6:01pm Sat 24 May 08

My condolences to the victim's family.

Commenting on unconfirmed press reports that the victim was taken (Queen Mary's won't comment), in the first instance, to Queen Elizabeth Hospital, Woolwich, John Hemming-Clark of Independents to Save Queen Mary's Hospital commented,

"If this is the case then it is an obscenity that the victim was not taken straight up the road to Queen Mary's and once the facts are confirmed then I shall be attempting to ascertain why. If he was in fact taken straight to Queen Mary's then one has to ask what will happen when Queen Mary's A & E closes? It has been proven that the further one has to be taken in an ambulance in an emergency the greater the risk of mortality. The people of Sidcup, Bexley, Chislehurst and around have every right to be angry."

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sarah, erith says...
6:04pm Sat 24 May 08

Im hoping to move to sidcup near where this youth got stabbed to death.

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Sidcup local, says...
6:38pm Sat 24 May 08

John Hemming-Clark wrote:
My condolences to the victim\'s family. Commenting on unconfirmed press reports that the victim was taken (Queen Mary\'s won\'t comment), in the first instance, to Queen Elizabeth Hospital, Woolwich, John Hemming-Clark of Independents to Save Queen Mary\'s Hospital commented, \"If this is the case then it is an obscenity that the victim was not taken straight up the road to Queen Mary\'s and once the facts are confirmed then I shall be attempting to ascertain why. If he was in fact taken straight to Queen Mary\'s then one has to ask what will happen when Queen Mary\'s A & E closes? It has been proven that the further one has to be taken in an ambulance in an emergency the greater the risk of mortality. The people of Sidcup, Bexley, Chislehurst and around have every right to be angry.\"
There's no evidence that the hospital or the length of the journey to it played any part in this tragic event. Whatever the merit of the hospital campaign, using this lad's murder to further before the facts are known is squalid and unworthy.

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chris, Sidcup says...
6:46pm Sat 24 May 08

Went to school with rob was a great lad

so sad to hear

i heard through a friend that works as a paramedic he was being taken to queen marys but didnt make it.

tragic to hear

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Chris, Bexley says...
6:50pm Sat 24 May 08

My heart goes out to the families and friends of this poor young man. So many of our young people are grieving these days for their friends who have gone too soon. For all of us parents of teenagers, these are dark days. Who out there will be strong enough to lead us out of the violence that is a daily threat?

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mag t, sidcup says...
6:52pm Sat 24 May 08

i think its terrible i think the murderer should be killed himself and all this hustle bustle over a mobile i feel really upset espically as i know nick jones i bet hes having a terrible time as hes lost a friend. I feel so angrey and upset that i think the police should do more GRRRRRRR why would people 21yrs carry a knife?!?!?!?!

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mag t, says...
6:55pm Sat 24 May 08

poor nick and everyone else involver rest in peace rob ****

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jerzy gawor, eltham says...
7:03pm Sat 24 May 08

Oh God - not again! Jimmy a couple of weeks ago and now young Rob. As a father of several teenagers my heart goes out to the family. Why does it have to be this way with some of our youngsters taking to killing others over nothing? What drives this culture of violence that thinks nothing of taking life? As a community and I mean as a Country we should be tackling this now with all out effort. The police MUST be given stop and search powers that cut across this ridiculous political correctness 'machine' that is crippling common-sense in the UK. Get the knives and guns off the streets. Severe, and I mean really severe punishments for carrying these items - which are not essential fashion accessories!!! Boris Johnson - you need to act hard and you need to act now! Parents - check where your kids are, what they are doing and who they are involved with every time your kids step out the door. If each and every family and Dads especially, took charge of their children we could stop this from happening again overnight. Take responsibility over your kids!

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A Mum, Wilmington, kent, says...
7:11pm Sat 24 May 08

I totally agree with you Jerzy Gawor, as a mother of a teenager life is one big worry all the time, you have to allow your children freedom but at what expense?

What a waste of a beautiful and talented young life, my heart goes out to the family and friends of Robert. God bless you and guide you through the difficult times ahead of you all. Rest in peace dear Robert xxx

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Anon, Sidcup says...
7:56pm Sat 24 May 08

L wrote:
local wrote: Tragic. Could have been any one of my friends. Does anyone know what school he went to? My thoughts are with the family.
he went kemnal technology college, but moved to beths grammar. RIP.
he went hurstmere and moved to beths actually because he got bullied at hurstmere

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mag t, sidcup says...
8:18pm Sat 24 May 08

mag t wrote:
poor nick and everyone else involver rest in peace rob ****
i didnt swear by the way it was kisses i dont know why its come up like that???

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Jen, kent says...
8:19pm Sat 24 May 08

OMG I CANT BELIEVE IT WHEN I FOUND OUT IT WAS YOU ROB I WAS AND STILL AM IN SHOCK.. WE USED TO ALL GO OUT AND HAVE A LAUGH YOU WAS SUCH A LOVELY BOY AND NEVER HAD A BAD WORD TO SAY ABOUT ANYONE... MY THOUGHTS ARE WITH YOUR FAMILY... YOU WILL NEVER BE FORGOTTON ALWAYS IN MY THOUGHTS ROB R.I.P ****

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simon Cronin, Blackfen Kent says...
8:21pm Sat 24 May 08

I am still in total shock, Rob who i knew from back in the day when we all went to the glades.
To when i worked with him at M and S in bluewater.

Rob ur def going to be missed as u 4 one made life at work so much more fun. U was a good work college and a good friend 2 me and many.

U will be missed by everyone and it is such a shame u have left this world at a early age.

My deepest symapthys go out to Robs family especially Liam his brother and his mum.

RIP Knoxy :(

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Chloe, Orpington says...
8:27pm Sat 24 May 08

I cant believe it.. I knew Rob quiet well from months back and he was so loving and caring could chat to him about anything.. My thoughts are with the family at this horrific t