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intexasatthe moment Wrote:

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> Couple of nights ago I was beginning to think that

> there was a helicopter trying to land in my garden

> .

>

> This afternoon there is much circling .

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> Are they looking for a suspected criminal ?

>

> I wish it wouls stop .



I noticed a lot a couple of days ago, when I went out in the garden to look it was the Kent air ambulance which did a lot of circuits - maybe the weather conditions were making it hard for them to access the King's helipad?

"Police have confirmed a double stabbing and another male suffering from a head injury, after an incident in Nunhead this afternoon, Sunday August 12.


Police were called at 4:30pm to reports of an altercation in Belfort Road, Nunhead, close to the junction with St Mary?s Road.


Officers and the London Ambulance Service attended."


https://www.southwarknews.co.uk/news/double-stabbing-and-man-with-head-injuries-after-incident-in-nunhead-this-afternoon/

The noise scares me...I don't know if its because of what I associate it with (crime or terrible injury requiring air ambulance)but it always makes me feel really nervous!

Theres been a helicopter circling near the Horniman museum for a while this afternoon probably connected

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