Girl, 13, told cops ‘that’s one way to be a celebrity’ after she ‘stabbed two teachers & pupil on school playground’ --[Reported by Umva mag]

A GIRL told police “that’s one way to be a celebrity” after she stabbed two teachers and a pupil on the school playground, a court heard. The teen, who was aged 13 at the time, is accused of launching into a frenzied attack at Ysgo Dyffryn Aman in Ammanford, Wales. WNSFiona Elias was one of the teachers stabbed in the horror[/caption] WNSColleague Liz Hopkin had come over to help when she was knifed[/caption] After she was arrested, she told police: “I am pretty sure this is going to be on the news…more eyes will be on me…that’s one way of being a celebrity.” She allegedly brought a bladed “fishing multi-tool” to school and kept it hidden in the pocket of her cargo pant-style trousers. Jurors heard she was stood with a “sinister look” as she asked assistant headteacher Fiona Elias: “Do you want to see what’s in my pocket?” The girl then allegedly shouted “I am going to f***ing kill you” as she began stabbing the 48-year-old teacher. Fiona’s colleague Liz Hopkin, 53, then came over to help – causing a scuffle to break out. The knife fell to the floor in the carnage but the girl retrieved it and began hacking at Liz, Swansea Crown Court was told. She also attacked a pupil in the upper torso and leg and left Liz with knife wounds to her neck, back, legs and arms. The court heard the horror only came to an end when two male members of staff, Stephen Hagget and Darrell Campbell, rushed over. Jurors heard the school was placed in a “code red” lockdown as pupils were kept inside for several hours on April 24. During this time, the teen, now aged 14, was arrested and asked officers “are they dead?”. She also told them: “I stabbed her, oopsies”. Police searched the girl’s home and discovered a school planner with the words “death before dishonour” written on it. The court was told she also wrote about how a girl would “burn” and had scrawled “cut their mouths and eyes” on a drawing of a woman. She also labelled another drawing “Mrs Frogface Elias”, it was said. The girl, who can’t be named, denies three charges of attempted murder but admits three counts of wounding with intent and one of possessing a bladed article article on school premises. The trial continues. PAThe school was placed in a ‘code red’ lockdown[/caption]

Oct 4, 2024 - 17:39

Girl, 13, told cops ‘that’s one way to be a celebrity’ after she ‘stabbed two teachers & pupil on school playground’ --[Reported by Umva mag]

A GIRL told police “that’s one way to be a celebrity” after she stabbed two teachers and a pupil on the school playground, a court heard.

The teen, who was aged 13 at the time, is accused of launching into a frenzied attack at Ysgo Dyffryn Aman in Ammanford, Wales.

a police officer walking in front of a building

Fiona Elias was one of the teachers stabbed in the horror[/caption]

Colleague Liz Hopkin had come over to help when she was knifed[/caption]

After she was arrested, she told police: “I am pretty sure this is going to be on the news…more eyes will be on me…that’s one way of being a celebrity.”

She allegedly brought a bladed “fishing multi-tool” to school and kept it hidden in the pocket of her cargo pant-style trousers.

Jurors heard she was stood with a “sinister look” as she asked assistant headteacher Fiona Elias: “Do you want to see what’s in my pocket?”

The girl then allegedly shouted “I am going to f***ing kill you” as she began stabbing the 48-year-old teacher.

Fiona’s colleague Liz Hopkin, 53, then came over to help – causing a scuffle to break out.

The knife fell to the floor in the carnage but the girl retrieved it and began hacking at Liz, Swansea Crown Court was told.

She also attacked a pupil in the upper torso and leg and left Liz with knife wounds to her neck, back, legs and arms.

The court heard the horror only came to an end when two male members of staff, Stephen Hagget and Darrell Campbell, rushed over.

Jurors heard the school was placed in a “code red” lockdown as pupils were kept inside for several hours on April 24.

During this time, the teen, now aged 14, was arrested and asked officers “are they dead?”.

She also told them: “I stabbed her, oopsies”.

Police searched the girl’s home and discovered a school planner with the words “death before dishonour” written on it.

The court was told she also wrote about how a girl would “burn” and had scrawled “cut their mouths and eyes” on a drawing of a woman.

She also labelled another drawing “Mrs Frogface Elias”, it was said.

The girl, who can’t be named, denies three charges of attempted murder but admits three counts of wounding with intent and one of possessing a bladed article article on school premises.

The trial continues.

The school was placed in a ‘code red’ lockdown[/caption]

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