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Man With Knife Shouts "I Will Kill You" At Dinghy As British Channel Crossings Resume After 21-Day Lull
Man With Knife Shouts "I Will Kill You" At Dinghy As British Channel Crossings Resume After 21-Day Lull
Crossings from northern France restarted this week after the longest pause of the year, and the first footage to come out of them shows a man wading toward a packed dinghy off Hardelot with a knife raised, shouting "I will kill you." Press Association video shows him in waist-deep water as a man aboard the boat tries to hit him, with French rescue boats hovering a short distance away, according to the...
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