Sadiq Khan’s London: 28-Yr-Old Donkey Latest Victim of Knife Crime Epidemic

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London's epidemic of violence continues to spiral out of control on Mayor Sadiq Khan's watch, and knife-wielding thugs now seem to be targeting animals in London streets.

London’s epidemic of violence continues to spiral out of control on Mayor Sadiq Khan’s watch, and knife-wielding thugs now seem to be targeting animals in London streets.

Sadiq Khan has been criticized for spending more time virtue signaling and attacking President Trump than dealing with the capital’s knife crime epidemic, has been roundly accused of failing to keep the city safe.

It’s no longer teenagers and innocent victims who are being stabbed. A donkey that gave rides to thousands of children during a 25-year career was stabbed after going into retirement in southeast London. 

Bimbo the donkey, 28, was found with a deep wound in his side by a local resident in Eltham, where he was put out to pasture after retiring in 2012.

Bimbo’s owner, Lorayne Ahmet, says the donkey was likely stabbed as part of a “gang initiation task.”

“There have been a few stabbings in Eltham of late and I have seen youths messing around with the donkeys. I think one of them could have stabbed Bimbo as a gang initiation task.”

A 28-year-old donkey which gave rides to thousands of children has been found stabbed by its owner. The wound has since become infected.

The Independent report: Lucy Morris, who lives nearby and found the injured animal, said Bimbo was seen by a vet who confirmed it was a stab wound.

The oldest in the herd, Bimbo was said to be in a state of shock and had contracted laminitis, a disease similar to thrombosis in humans.

In an update on her crowdfunder page, which has raised more than £2,000 towards the vet bills, Ms Morris said Bimbo had “perked up” and was “showing some of his bolshy character again”

Lorayne Ahmet’s father Len Thorne who died in 2012.

The donkey is one of several owned by Lorayne Ahmet, whose father ran donkey rides near Greenwich Park for more than 60 years before he died in 2012.

According to local newspaper the Newsshopper, Bimbo and another donkey managed to escape from their enclosure.

Ms Morris was able to return them to the field but noticed Bimbo was wounded. 

“That’s when I saw what I thought was a kick or gash oozing from Bimbo’s side,” she told the paper.

The oldest in the herd, Bimbo contracted laminitis.

Ms Ahmet added: “I transported the donkey to Sevenoaks for a vet to attend who confirmed my fears.

“It was a stab wound. I can’t believe some one could be so cruel to do this.

“Most of the donkeys are quite shy, but Bimbo is domesticated so I think that’s why they went for him.

“There have been a few stabbings in Eltham of late and I have seen youths messing around with the donkeys. I think one of them could have stabbed Bimbo as a gang initiation task.”

Baxter Dmitry

Baxter Dmitry

Baxter Dmitry is a writer at The People's Voice. He covers politics, business and entertainment. Speaking truth to power since he learned to talk, Baxter has travelled in over 80 countries and won arguments in every single one. Live without fear.
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1 Comment

  1. Low life, low IQ evil ppl are the only ppl who would do this sort of thing to a gentle, innocent animal. May they rot in hell where they belong.

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