A man has been arrested on suspicion of picking a child up from a pram and telling their mother that he would take it, the Metropolitan Police said. The man was arrested in Bromley High Street, south London, for kidnapping after officers were called to a TK Maxx store on Wednesday. The two-year-old child was recovered, and the investigation is continuing.
“The man has been arrested on suspicion of kidnap following an incident in Bromley High Street on Wednesday, August 28. We received a call at around 10:34 am after the child’s mother reported a male attempted to pick up the child from their pram and made comments suggesting he intended to take the child,” a spokesperson for the Metropolitan Police said.
Armed police descended on a village following a report of a man with a gun. A police helicopter, dog unit, and firearm officers were called to the former mining village, where a 27-year-old man was subsequently arrested.
In other news, music fans have been warned of potential scams as tickets for an Oasis tour are in high demand. Experts predict that the tour may surpass the popularity of Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour shows. Meanwhile, a woman discovered she had Hepatitis C for decades after watching an interview on Good Morning Britain, highlighting the importance of awareness around blood infections.
Additionally, a neuroscientist suggests that a breakfast classic, the bacon sandwich, may have brain-boosting properties. The sandwich could potentially help sharpen the mind and improve mood, providing a new perspective on this beloved morning meal.
Furthermore, a public health crisis has seen a significant increase in deaths in England and Wales, with 6,069 reported as the highest figure since the 1990s. The statistics have been described as shocking, emphasizing the need for continued efforts to address health challenges in the region.
Overall, these recent events indicate a mix of concerning incidents and potential health insights, underscoring the importance of vigilance and awareness in various aspects of daily life.