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SCARED FOR MY KIDS ; FRIGHTENED FAMILIES WONDER WHO TO TRUST AS NEIGHBOURS ARRESTED IN LONDON SUICIDE BOMBS PROBE
2005
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Neighbours in Bankdale Road, Washwood Heath, were today also in shock after three men were seized by armed police from their end of the quiet suburban street. Witnesses told of 50 or more police, some armed with sub machine guns, who ripped the front door at No 59 Bankdale Road from its hinges and stormed inside. Another neighbour, Benia Meen aged 32, who run Benia Hairdressers in nearby Alum Rock Road, said: 'I looked out the window and I saw police vans back down the road and armed police in the road pointing guns at the house and firing. The guys who live in the house have only been in there about three weeks.' Julia Batchelor, a 43-year- old mother of two who lives in nearby Winslow Avenue, said: 'There were flashes going everywhere, we came out to look but the police told us to get inside. SAFETY FEARS: Clockwise from top left, [Sunny Sahota], who lives near the Heybarnes Road homes of Mandy Higginson andJohn Bedder. Bottom left, Joe Tilt who saw the arrest in Bankdale Road; FRIGHTENED NEIGHBOURS: Liam and Linda Walsh, of Heybarnes Road, with daughter Kayleigh, front right, and friend Paisley Stuart, 10; COLLECTING EVIDENCE: Police forensic officers remove items from the house in Bankdale Road; FLASHES EVERYWHERE: Julie Batchelor and daughter Hannah, 7, and (below) Anthony Pease, who all saw the Bankdale Road raid
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