Lee Byer

A MAN charged with murdering an 87-year-old granddad stabbed him to death in the chest as he rode his mobility scooter, a court heard today. Thomas O.

"He is very helpful. The attack resulted in the victim collapsing from his mobility scooter on the junction of Runnymede Gardens and Cayton Road having been stabbed in the chest.Louise Ahmad "The attack resulted in the victim collapsing from his mobility scooter on the junction of Runnymede Gardens and Cayton Road having been stabbed in the chest. Thomas was well-known in the area and often busked with his accordion outside a nearby Tesco and the train station. The court clerk, who put the charges to him, said he had "a large knife" in his possession. Thomas O'Halloran fell victim to the "vicious attack" of "unprovoked violence" in Greenford, West London, just after 4pm on Tuesday.

Armed police arrested Lee Byer, 44, at a house on Allenby Road, Southall, west London, at around 1.30am on Thursday. Byer appeared at Willesden magistrates' ...

On Monday, Li Sung, 58, was stabbed to death at a Korean restaurant in Soho before dinner lady Aziza Bennis, 58, suffered fatal knife wounds in Acton. Granddaughter Cindy O’Neill, 37, of Westgate-on-Sea in Kent, told the Telegraph: “He was a lovely person. We are in a state of shock. Mr O’Halloran was originally from Ennistymon, County Clare, on the west coast of Ireland. His mobility scooter carried a blue charity collection basket bound with yellow tape to represent the Ukrainian flag and the words: “Support Ukraine against Russia”. Retired engineer Mr O’Halloran was a popular Irish busker who played classical tunes on his accordion.

Lee Byer, from Southall, west London, spoke only to confirm his name, date of birth and that he was of no fixed abode. | ITV News London.

to the Central Criminal Court,” he told Byer. In a statement, Michael D Higgins, said: “On behalf of the people of Ireland, may I express my profound sympathy to all the members of the family of Thomas O’Halloran who died under such tragic circumstances this week, to the Irish community in London of whom he was a part, and to all in London and Ireland who knew him. Officers were called to Cayton Road in Greenford, west London, on Tuesday to reports of a stabbing, with Mr O’Halloran was declared dead at the scene. Mr O’Halloran, originally from Co Clare in the west of Ireland, was a passionate musician and described as “very popular” in Greenford, often busking for charity. She said Mr O’Halloran, a grandfather originally from Co Clare in the west of Ireland who was known “throughout the local community”, collapsed from his mobility scooter outside Runnymede Gardens having been stabbed in the chest. A man charged with the murder of 87-year-old Thomas O’Halloran, who was stabbed in the chest in a “vicious attack” on a mobility scooter, has been remanded in custody.