Nottingham attack timeline of events: How deadly rampage unfolded leaving three dead
Two 19-year-old university students and a 65-year-old man were killed in a horrific spate of stabbings in Nottingham on Tuesday morning. A 31-year-old man was tasered and arrested on suspicion of murder following the deadly rampage and remains in custody.
Police believe the suspect stole Mr Coates' van and used it to run three people over before he was apprehended by officers. Three people were injured in the van attack, with one in a critical condition in hospital and two suffering minor injuries. Former England cricket captain Michael Vaughan also paid tribute to Mr Webber, describing him as a “young cricketer gone far too soon”. A former pupil of Taunton School also posted a tribute in the Old Tauntonians alumni group on Facebook, describing him as a “wonderful young man with much to look forward to”.
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