Wayne Broadhurst's neighbour blames Home Office 'failures' for dog walker being killed by Afghan refugee

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Wayne Broadhurst's neighbour has hit out at the Home Office for their "complete failure" after he was stabbed to death by an Afghan migrant.The 49-year-old dog walker was fatally killed by Dawood Safi, 28, on October 27 last year, as part of a "vicious and ferocious" attack in which the migrant also attempted to murder his landlord and stabbed a teenager.Mr Broadhurst was stabbed 14 times in the head, neck, chest and back by Safi in an attack one witness described as a "butchering".The attack occurred "for no apparent reason, rational or otherwise," prosecutor Jonathan Laidlaw KC said.

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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say The Honourable Mrs Justice Cutts sentenced him to an indefinite hospital order today, saying Safi was "suffering from a psychotic state".Speaking to GB News outside Southwark Crown Court, neighbour Lara Wilsher said the gruesome crime was "preventable," adding: "Wayne should still be here."During the trial, the court was told Safi lied about his age, claiming to be 17,...

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