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Thorpe St Andrew School attacker not giving evidence during trial

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An armed police officer is at a doorway to a classroom. He is wearing all black clothing with a helmet and glasses. He is holding a large black gun, pointed towards the floor.

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Thorpe St Andrew School attacker will not give evidence in trial

Overview

A teenage boy on trial for attempted murder after stabbing a girl at Thorpe St Andrew School will not give evidence in his defence. The 16-year-old defendant has admitted wounding with intent and possessing a kitchen knife, but denies attempted murder. The prosecution has now closed its case at King's Lynn Crown Court.

Key points

  • The 16-year-old defendant on trial at King's Lynn Crown Court will not give evidence.
  • The boy denies attempted murder but has admitted wounding with intent and possessing a kitchen knife.
  • The prosecution has concluded its case after presenting agreed facts and medical evidence regarding the March 11 incident at Thorpe St Andrew School.
  • The judge informed the jury that they may draw proper inferences from the defendant's failure to give evidence.
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