A man accused of beheading a British grandmother was on the run from police when the attack was carried out. Police had warned he was a danger to the public
A man accused of beheading a British grandmother was on the run from police when the attack was carried out. Police had warned he was a danger to the public and should not be allowed on the streets, but he was freed on bail after a short spell in a psychiatric clinic.
Three days before Jennifer Mills-Westley, 60, of Norfolk, was beheaded in a supermarket, a judge ordered the arrest of the Bulgarian vagrant who allegedly killed her and paraded her head through the street.
On May 10, Magistrate Nelson Diaz Frias issued a warrant for the arrest of Deyan Deyanov, 28, for an unprovoked assault on a night security guard.
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