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Wolverhampton machete attack

The Wolverhampton machete attack occurred at St. Luke's Church of England infants' school, on 8 July 1996. While the children were having an outdoor teddy bear picnic, the attacker, 32-year-old Horrett Irving Campbell, leapt over a fence and began attacking the children and adults with a machete. Three children and four adults were injured in the attack.
==The attack==
Shortly after 3 PM on 8 July 1996, parents and teachers at St. Luke's School were organising a teddy bear picnic to celebrate the end of the school term. A man described as being in his mid-30s with a slight build〔 whom parents had seen hanging around the bushes〔 prior to the attack, jumped over a fence surrounding the children's play area and pulled out a large machete. As parents attempted to distract and stop the attacker, he calmly〔 began slashing the machete indiscriminately at the adults and children. Three children and four adults, most notably Lisa Potts, were injured in the attack. Potts was a 21-year-old teacher at the school who suffered cuts to her head, back, arms, and one of her arms was almost severed in the attack. A parent chased the man out of the area towards a housing area known as Villiers Flats. Police surrounded the area, and approximately two hours later took away a man who turned out to be someone other than the assailant.〔 On the following day, after hours of searching the area, police arrested 32-year-old Horrett Irving Campbell in connection with the attack.

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