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List of mass stabbing incidents (2010–2019)

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This is a list of mass stabbings that took place in the 2010s. It includes incidents in which there were at least three casualties (killed or injured).

2010

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Nanping, China (March 2010)

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Main article: Nanping school massacre

Xichang, China (April 2010)

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Main article: List of school attacks in China § April 2010

Leizhou, China (April 2010)

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Main article: List of school attacks in China § April 2010

Taixing, China (April 2010)

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Main article: List of school attacks in China § April 2010

Hanzhong, China (May 2010)

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Main article: List of school attacks in China § May 2010

Haikou, China (May 2010)

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Main article: List of school attacks in China § May 2010

Zibo, China (August 2010)

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Main article: List of school attacks in China § August 2010

2011

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New York City, US (February 2011)

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Main article: Maksim Gelman stabbing spree

Saint Heller, Jersey (August 2011)

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Main article: Rzeszowski family homicides

Gongyi, China (September 2011)

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Main article: List of school attacks in China § September 2011

Moscow, Russia (December 2011)

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Main article: ru:Массовое убийство в Бибиреве

On 9 December 27-year-old mentally ill man committed stabbing spree at random people killing three and injured nine others

2012

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Wenshu Township, China (December 2012)

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Main article: Chenpeng Village Primary School stabbing

2013

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Etajima, Japan (March 2013)

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Main article: ja:江田島中国人研修生8人殺傷事件

On 14 March 2013, Chinese exchange student and intern Chen Shuangxi attacked his co-workers at the Kawaguchi Suisan fish-processing firm in Etajima, Hiroshima, Japan. Two people were killed and six others were injured.[1][2] Chen attacked his co-workers with a shovel and a knife. Nobuyuki Kawaguchi, 55, the president of the Kawaguchi Suisan oyster farm, and female co-worker Masako Hashishita, 68, were killed in the attack. One man and five women were injured.[1] Chen testified that shortly before the incident he heard his name mentioned by colleagues. Hiroshima police believe he might have misunderstood colleagues and wrongly believed that they insulted him.[citation needed]

Shanghai, China (March 2013)

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Main article: List of school attacks in China § March 2013

Cypress, Texas, US (April 2013)

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Main article: Lone Star College–CyFair § 2013 stabbing

Carahue, Chile (May 2013)

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On 25 May 2013, Juan Rodríguez Llancapán murdered 5 people, among them his wife and three children, by stabbing three of them with a knife, strangling another, and beating one person to death.[3]

Spring, Texas, US (September 2013)

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Main article: Spring High School stabbing

New York City, US (October 2013)

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Main article: Murder of the Zhou family

Årdal, Norway (November 2013)

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Main article: 2013 Valdresekspressen hijacking

2014

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Kunming, China (March 2014)

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Main article: 2014 Kunming attack

Changsha, China (March 2014)

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On 14 March 2014, a group of armed men with knives attacked civilians in Changsha, capital of Hunan. At least 6 people died.[4]

Murrysville, Pennsylvania, US (April 2014)

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Main article: Franklin Regional High School stabbing

Calgary, Alberta, Canada (April 2014)

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Main article: 2014 Calgary stabbing

Guangzhou, China (May 2014)

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On Tuesday, 6 May 2014, at least six people were injured in a knife attack in Guangzhou, China. At least one suspect was shot and detained by authorities. It was believed by some witnesses that about four suspects were involved, they were clad in white clothes, wearing white caps and were carrying large knives.[5]

New Taipei City, Taiwan (May 2014)

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Main article: 2014 Taipei Metro attack

Isla Vista, California, US (May 2014)

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Main article: 2014 Isla Vista killings

Takizawa, Japan (May 2014)

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Main article: 2014 AKB48 handsaw assault

Hubei Province, China (September 2014)

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Main article: List of school attacks in China § September 2014

Har Nof, Jerusalem, Israel (November 2014)

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Main article: 2014 Jerusalem synagogue attack

Manoora, Australia (December 2014)

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Main article: Cairns child killings

2015

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Broken Arrow, Oklahoma, US (July 2015)

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Main article: Broken Arrow killings

Västerås, Sweden (August 2015)

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Main article: Västerås IKEA attack

Trollhättan, Sweden (October 2015)

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Main article: Trollhättan school stabbing

Merced, California, US (November 2015)

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Main article: University of California, Merced stabbing attack

Tel Aviv, Israel (November 2015)

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On 19 November 2015, an assailant approached the entrance of a Tel Aviv synagogue at prayer time, and stabbed and killed two worshipers. The attacker was arrested.[6] At approximately 14:00 pm, the assailant approached the entrance to the informal prayer room located in a South Tel Aviv building during afternoon prayers.[7] Worshippers inside the synagogue became aware of the attack when a man covered in blood staggered into the room and someone shouted, "There's a terrorist." Some worshipers assisted the wounded man while the other men who had been praying rushed to close the door, leaning against it to prevent the attacker from entering. When the terrorist ceased attempting to shove the door open, they rushed out with makeshift weapons to try to subdue him.[8]

This attack shocked the nation coming, as it did, after a period of calm, free of terror attacks.[9] According to the Jewish non-governmental organization ADL, it was "the bloodiest day in Israel since this latest round of Palestinian violence began back in September."[10]

This was the first attack to be carried out by a Palestinian who had successfully passed through the security screening process and obtained a permit to work in Israel.[9] The Coordinator of Government Activities in the Territories responded by suspending 1,200 entry permits to Israel, for Palestinians from the Hebron area.[11][12][13]

The attacker, Raid Halil bin Mahmoud (36), father of five, was arrested and identified as an Arab from the town of Dura.[12] He had recently been granted a permit to work in a Tel Aviv restaurant, but told authorities that his purpose in getting the permit had been to kill Jews.[7][8][14] The attacker had been granted the work permit enabling him to enter Israel only 4 days before he stabbed two men to death at the synagogue.[12] The assailant was indicted for murder on 13 December 2015.[15] The Israeli government demolished Raid Halil bin Mahmoud's West Bank home in response to the attack.[16]

London, United Kingdom (December 2015)

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Main article: Leytonstone tube station attack

2016

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Chicago, Illinois, US (February 2016)

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Main article: Gage Park murders

Columbus, Ohio, US (February 2016)

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Main article: 2016 Ohio restaurant machete attack

Pickering, Ontario, Canada (February 2016)

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Main article: Dunbarton High School

Thane, India (February 2016)

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On 28 February 2016, Hasnain Warekar fatally stabbed 14 members of his family before taking his own life. The murders took place in Thane.[17][18][19] The victims were his parents, wife, two daughters, three of his four sisters, four nephews and two nieces.[20] According to the police, there were multiple motives including: substantial financial debt, sexual abuse of a sibling, and his own psychological distress.[21] At the time (2016), the killings were classified as the "worst-ever family homicide" in the country's history.[21]

The incident took place at 1:00 am in Thane district of Maharashtra. The murderer's name was given in different sources as Hasnel Anwar Warekar,[22] Husnail Varekar[17] and Asnain Anwar Warekar, aged 35.[17] Warekar sedated his victims by spiking a soft-drink he gave them, before slitting their throats with a large knife.[21] The victims were his parents, wife, two daughters, three of his four sisters, four nephews and two nieces.[21] After killing them, he hung himself.[21] Warekar's motives were; financial debt, he had borrowed 6,700,000 Rs ($US904,188 dollars) from family members, and lost it in the stock market; he had overheard a sibling he was sexually abusing telling his surviving sister of the abuse, and he was being treated for a psychological issue.[21] A 21-year-old sister of his survived and was taken to a hospital.[22]

Haikou, China (February 2016)

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Main article: List of school attacks in China § February 2016

Tel Aviv, Israel (March 2016)

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Main article: 2016 Tel Aviv stabbings

Munich, Germany (May 2016)

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Main article: 2016 Munich knife attack

Taunton, Massachusetts, US (May 2016)

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Main article: Silver City Galleria § 2016 attack

Sacramento, California, US (June 2016)

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Main article: 2016 Sacramento riot

Würzburg train attack (July 2016)

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Main article: Würzburg train attack

Sagamihara, Japan (July 2016)

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Main article: Sagamihara stabbings

London, United Kingdom (August 2016)

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Main article: 2016 Russell Square stabbing

Pioz, Brazil (August 2016)

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Main article: Patrick Nogueira

Home Hill, Australia (August 2016)

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Main article: 2016 Home Hill stabbings

Lingshan, China (September 2016)

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A 56-year-old knifeman stabbed four elementary aged children to death on their way to school in Lingshan County, China on 26 September 2016.

St. Cloud, Minnesota, US (September 2016)

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Main article: 2016 St. Cloud, Minnesota knife attack

Yema, China (September 2016)

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Yang Qingpei (born 1989[23]) was a Chinese confessed mass murderer of 19 people. Yang confessed to killing his parents in an argument over money and then killing 17 neighbours with a pickaxe in an attempt to cover up his crime on 29 September 2016 as reported by state media. The youngest victim of the murderous rampage in a remote village in southwest China was 3, the oldest being 72. They were members of six families. Suspect Yang Qingpei, aged 28, went to his home village of Yema on Wednesday. He was arrested in Kunming, capital of Yunnan Province, on Thursday. The crime took place in Qujing, Yunnan.[24] On 28 July 2017, Yang was sentenced to death by the People's Court of Huize County, Yunnan Province.[25]

Hantai District, China (November 2016)

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Columbus, Ohio, US (November 2016)

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Main article: Ohio State University attack

2017

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Düsseldorf, Germany (March 2017)

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The 2017 Düsseldorf axe attack occurred when a 36-year-old asylum seeker from Kosovo attacked fellow passengers with an axe aboard a train on 9 March 2017.[26] He injured nine persons on a train and continued in the main train station in Düsseldorf, Germany. He fled jumping from a bridge and injured himself severely. He was considered to be mentally ill without a connection to terrorism.

The assailant was aboard a train when he suddenly began attacking fellow passengers with an axe. A fellow passenger managed to push him off the train, whereupon he attempted to get back on board by kicking and beating against the door. When he was unable to force the door open, he began attacking people in the central train station.[27][28]

The suspect, a 36-year-old man identified by authorities as being an asylum seeker from Kosovo in the former Yugoslavia, who arrived in Germany in 2009,[27][29][30] resided in Wuppertal.[31][32][33] Sources describe the attacker as being from Kosovo, a disputed territory formerly part of Yugoslavia.[34][35] Investigators see no indication that the suspect had a terrorist background.[35]

The attacker fled the scene, then jumped from a nearby bridge while attempting to escape capture, injuring himself when he jumped.[36] He was injured too severely to permit authorities to question him in the immediate aftermath of the attack.[37] Police described the attacker as a 2009 asylum seeker from Kosovo who suffered from a "psychological disorder."[27] In October 2017, the perpetrator was declared incapable by court. He was permanently housed in a locked-ward psychiatry.[38] Authorities did not see a connection to terrorism. [citation needed]

Portland, Oregon, US (May 2017)

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Main article: 2017 Portland train attack

London, United Kingdom (June 2017)

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Main article: 2017 London Bridge attack

Halamish, West Bank (July 2017)

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Main article: 2017 Halamish stabbing attack

Hamburg, Germany (July 2017)

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Ambulances at the scene after the attack

At 3 pm on 28 July 2017, Ahmad Alhaw, a 26-year-old Palestinian failed asylum seeker, went to an Edeka supermarket in Fuhlsbüttler Strasse in the Barmbek area of Hamburg.[39][40][better source needed] He took a 20 cm-long kitchen knife from the supermarket shelf and used it to attack several people, killing a 50-year-old German man.[41][42][43] Deutsche Welle reported 6 injured in addition to the killing.[44][42] According to eyewitnesses the man shouted "Allahu Akbar" during the attack. Prosecutors said that he had hoped to die as a martyr.[45][46][47]

Der Spiegel reported the suspect, who was arrested at the scene, as a refugee named Ahmad A., who allegedly had contacts with the Salafist sect, as well as having psychological and drug problems.[48] He is a 26-year-old Palestinian born in the United Arab Emirates[49] who arrived in Germany in 2015.[50] Hamburg's Interior Minister Andy Grote stated that the suspect "was known as an Islamist but not a jihadist".[51]

Citing security sources, Berlin newspaper Der Tagesspiegel reported that the perpetrator was a failed asylum seeker who was known to German police;[47] he had been added to the list of 800 suspected Islamists in Hamburg prior to the attack.[52] The news agency DPA reported that security authorities were investigating evidence the man had Salafist ties.[47] He was awaiting deportation,[40] but had not been deported because he did not have "identification and travel documents".[53] While German prosecutors claim that the attacker had a "radical Islamist" motive, investigators have not found any links to jihadist groups.[54] Alhaw also had watched ISIS propaganda videos online which radicalized him over a period of time.[55]

Turku, Finland (August 2017)

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Main article: 2017 Turku attack

2018

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Perm, Russia (January 2018)

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Main article: 2018 Perm school stabbing

Mizhi County, China (April 2018)

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Main article: Mizhi County middle school stabbing

Kanagawa Prefecture, Japan (June 2018)

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Main article: ja:2018年東海道新幹線車内殺傷事件

On the night of 9 June 2018, Ichiro Kojima (小島 一朗[56]), who was 22 years old at the time, attacked passengers with a billhook on the Tokaido Shinkansen train that was running in Kanagawa Prefecture. He killed one and seriously injured two people.[57] Kojima, the criminal, was arrested by the police and subsequently charged with murder and other charges. "I wanted to go to jail. It was a hassle to think for myself and live. I thought it would be easier to live within the rules set by others, so I aimed for life imprisonment." he said.[58][59] Kojima was sentenced to life imprisonment in December 2019 and was confirmed in January 2020.[60][61][62] He expressed joy in being sentenced to life imprisonment he wanted.[63][64][65] In response to this incident, the companies that operate the Shinkansen worked to strengthen the safety measures for the Shinkansen.[66]

Shanghai, China (June 2018)

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Main article: 2018 Shanghai knife attack

Chongqing, China (October 2018)

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Manchester, United Kingdom (December 2018)

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On 31 December 2018 at 20:52 GMT, three people were stabbed in a knife attack at Manchester Victoria station. A man and woman in their 50s and a British Transport Police officer were seriously injured. The perpetrator, Mahdi Mohamud, was originally detained under the Mental Health Act, was sentenced to life imprisonment; he was to initially be detained in a high-security psychiatric hospital until he was well enough to be transferred to prison.[67] Witnesses reported that he shouted "Allah"[68][69][70][71] during the attack and "Allahu Akbar" after being arrested.[72][73] He appears to have acted alone.[71][74]

Two of the three victims, a couple who had come into town to celebrate the New Year, were hospitalised with serious injuries. The third victim was a British Transport Police officer who received a stab wound to his shoulder.[71]

The suspect, due to concerns over his mental health, was initially held under the Mental Health Act.[71] He is a 25-year-old man from Somalia who has lived in England for about 10 years and resides in Manchester's Cheetham neighbourhood with his parents and siblings.[73][71] On 31 May 2019, it was reported that the suspect was charged with a terrorism offence and three counts of attempted murder, and was due to appear in court.[75] The perpetrator pleaded guilty to three counts of attempted murder and a terror offence.[76] In November 2019 he was sentenced to life imprisonment in a high-security psychiatric hospital.[67]

Police are reported as having an open mind in relation to the motives.[73][74] Greater Manchester Police said that because of the nature of the attack, their officers were looking into the state of the suspect's mental health.[73] The BBC reported that a witness alleged that during the attack he shouted "Allah" and also shouted a slogan "criticising Western governments".[73] BBC producer Sam Clack reported he heard him saying "As long as you keep bombing other countries this sort of s--- is going to keep happening,"[77] According to The Guardian, witnesses heard the attacker shout "Allahu Akbar" after he was arrested and "long live the caliphate".[71]

2019

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Ningyuan County, China (March 2019)

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Kawasaki City, Japan (May 2019)

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Main article: Kawasaki stabbings

Săpoca, Romania (August 2019)

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The Săpoca Hospital massacre was a mass murder that occurred on 18 August 2019 at the Psychiatry and Safety Hospital Săpoca [ro], Buzău County, Romania. 38-year-old patient Nicolae Lungu killed seven people and injured six others using a metal stand for infusions, after which he was detained by police in the courtyard of the hospital.[78][79]

The Psychiatry and Safety Hospital Săpoca is a hospital in Buzău County. It was founded on the basis of a vocational school in 1960. In 2011, Săpoca Hospital was the largest of its kind in the country and had more than 850 beds.[80]

On 27 April 2018, a man hanged himself in the courtyard of this hospital.[81] On 14 August 2019, Nicolae Lungu hired a neighbor to work on collecting melons. He become drunk afterward. On the same day, he arrived at the Buzău County Hospital. On 15 August 2019, he was transferred to Săpoca Psychiatric Hospital.[82][83][84] On 17 August 2019, his brother and three other friends visited him in the hospital.[82][85] On 18 August 2019, at 1:45 a.m., a patient with alcoholism was admitted to the hospital, who was put in the same bed as the suspect, although there were empty bunks in the ward.[86][87]

Around 3:00 a.m., on 18 August 2019, Nicolae Lungu attacked hospital patients using a metal infusion stand. He hit three patients in the men's room and they died immediately. After that, he went to the women's department and there struck ten patients, one of whom died on the same day. The victims could not resist because they were unconscious or tied to beds. The attack was shot on surveillance cameras. Lungu then broke the window and jumped into the hospital courtyard. He wanted to run away but was detained by chance when he appeared in the courtyard by policemen.[83][88][89][90]

As a result of the attack, seven people died and six were injured.[78] Of those, three people were killed at the scene, and ten were injured.[91] One of the injured individuals died at Buzău County Hospital that day,[91] an 88-year-old woman died on 19 August 2019,[92] a 79-year-old woman died on 26 August 2019,[93] and a 74-year-old man died on 20 September 2019.[78]

Nicolae Lungu, 38 years old at the time of the attack, lived in the village of Săgeata, Buzău County. He lived in a house with his mother, and often cursed and yelled at her. He was cruel and beat his mother when he drank alcohol. He worked in the field and in the forest. He has two brothers and a sister.[94][82][85]

Kuopio, Finland (October 2019)

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The Kuopio school stabbing occurred on 1 October 2019 at Savo Vocational College in Kuopio, Northern Savonia, Finland. Armed with a sabre, 25-year-old student Joel Otto Aukusti Marin killed a female student and wounded nine others. He also carried an air pistol which was not used during the attack; it was initially mistaken for a real firearm. The attack ended when a policeman shot and wounded Marin.[95]

The attack began in a classroom at Savo Vocational College, located in the premises of the Herman shopping mall. Students in the classroom described how Marin arrived to class with a "long bag", took out a longsword and began stabbing people.[95] Police were alerted at 12:29. The attack lasted for at least eight minutes, during which Marin stabbed ten people. The only fatality was a 23-year-old Ukrainian-born woman who was a student at the college. During the attack, a fire was started in the building, presumably by Marin, but it was quickly extinguished.[96] The attack ended when a policeman shot and severely wounded Marin, who was sent to the Kuopio University Hospital for treatment. The policeman was also wounded.[97]

Joel Otto Aukusti Marin (born 1994) was a student at Savo Vocational College. The police found several incendiary devices similar to a Molotov cocktail when they searched Marin's apartment after the attack.[98] Based on preliminary information, he had no previous criminal record.[96]

Marin had moved to Kuopio from the municipality of Siilinjärvi at some point after matriculating in 2014.[99] He had been regularly bullied since primary school for reasons such as his clothing and being overweight. He was described as quiet and lonely.[100] Marin had participated in shooting courses at the Kuopio Shooting Club.[101]

The Finnish Parliament (eduskunta) held a minute-long moment of silence the day after the attack to honor the victims. Finnish Prime Minister Antti Rinne called the violence "shocking and completely unacceptable"[102] and visited Kuopio on 4 October.[103] In November 2020 the perpetrator was sentenced to life imprisonment.[104]


Paris, France (October 2019)

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Main article: Paris police headquarters stabbing

London, United Kingdom (November 2019)

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Main article: 2019 London Bridge stabbing

Monsey, New York, US (December 2019)

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Main article: Monsey Hanukkah stabbing

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