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Ozzie, understood to be a Pentecostal Christian, initially fled before doubling back. He told a friend: “I realised I had to do something. If I hadn’t turned back there were so many people caught up in the panic there would have been more hurt.
“Me and another guy started launching bar stools, bottles and glasses at them to try and disrupt them. “It was completely chaotic, like a war zone. “They ran through the barrage and we deflected them and they literally ran straight into the cops, who shot them.”.
BIG-hearted Londoners offered those caught up in the attack a bed for the night and free lifts away from danger. Social media hashtags #sofaforlondon and #staysafelondon began trending with offers of shelter from across the capital. Around London Bridge, cabbies and minicab drivers ferried passers-by for free. Anthony Myers posted on Twitter: “If anyone caught up in London Bridge or Borough Market needs a place to stay, I’m far West London, but you’re very welcome.” And local resident Ellie Newey tweeted a generous message which read: “If anyone is stuck near London Bridge and wants a place to crash and a home-cooked meal, then my house is only three mins away.” Meanwhile cabs and private hires offered complimentary rides away from the scene. ©News Group Newspapers Limited in England No. 679215 Registered office: 1 London Bridge Street, London, SE1 9GF. 'The Sun', 'Sun', 'Sun Online' are registered trademarks or trade names of News Group Newspapers Limited.
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