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Henry De Los Rios Polania, 35, an IT engineer from Hainault, was stabbed in his home on Tuesday morning in a shocking attack that left 14-year-old Daniel dead. Four others were seriously injured during the 22-minute reign of terror on Tuesday, including a heroic female police officer who almost lost a hand. Mr De Los Rios Polania was described by his sister, Jessica, 31, as a 'hero' for protecting his family from the assailant - and yesterday evening he took to social media to pay tribute to his 'angel' daughter while still in hospital.

Henry De Los Rios Polania, 35, an IT engineer from Hainault, is currently in hospital after being stabbed in his home on Tuesday morning in a shocking attack that left 14-year-old Daniel Anjorin dead. Four others were seriously injured during the 22-minute reign of terror on Tuesday, including a heroic female police officer who almost lost a hand.

Gorillaz drummer Femi Koleoso (right) has paid heartbreaking tribute (inset) to the schoolboy killed in a samurai sword attack this week. Daniel Anjorin, 14, (left) was killed while on his way to school in Hainault, east London , on Tuesday. Marcus Arduini Monzo, 36, appeared in court yesterday accused of his murder along with two counts of attempted murder, two counts of grievous bodily harm, aggravated burglary, and possession of a bladed article. The Hainault swordsman's 22-minute 'reign of terror' saw him slash a pedestrian in the neck before he broke into a family home, murdered a 14-year-old boy on his way to school and then nearly severed a police officer's arm, it is claimed. Tragic teenager Daniel was part of Gorillaz drummer Koleoso's youth church group. The drummer said: 'Words don't even begin to describe the pain we have all felt over the last few days. Daniel was one of the children in the youth group I lead, Jubilee Youth, part of Jubilee Church London. There's no way to articulate the pain we are all feeling losing one of our own. Daniel is a boy we all love and will deeply miss.

Henry De Los Rios Polania, 35, remains in hospital having suffered injuries when a knifeman broke into his family home and was 'traumatised' by his horrific ordeal, Jessica De Los Rios, 31, said. Marcus Arduini Monzo, 36, appeared in court yesterday accused of being behind a 22-minute rampage that left schoolboy Daniel Anjorin dead and four others seriously wounded - including a policewoman who nearly lost a hand. But IT engineer Mr De Los Rios, from Hainault in North-East London, was able to protect his daughter and partner from the attacker, she added.

Henry De Los Rios Polania, 35, an IT engineer from Hainault, is in hospital after being stabbed in his home on Tuesday morning. His sister Jessica, 31, said her brother had been left "traumatised" by the event but described his actions as heroic. 'He's very devastated to believe something like this could happen,' she said, adding: 'To us, he's our hero. He protected them - my niece and my sister-in-law. They were just literally sleeping, opened their eyes to see a man with a big machete sword.'

Marcus Arduini Monzo, 36, appeared in court today accused of Daniel's murder along with two counts of attempted murder, two counts of grievous bodily harm, aggravated burglary, and possession of a bladed article. Four others were seriously injured during the 22-minute reign of terror on Tuesday, including a heroic female police officer who almost lost a hand. David Burns, prosecuting, said Monzo allegedly drove a van at speed at Donato Iwule, who was walking on the street, before exiting the vehicle and slashing him around the neck, leaving an injury that required hospital treatment. Monzo then forced entry into the bedroom of a couple who were sleeping with their four-year-old child and slashed the father in the neck, the prosecutor said. Mr Burns said he was shouting: 'If you do not believe in God he will cause you harm.'

Marcus Aurelio Arduini Monzo is a dual Spanish and Brazilian national who goes by the name FreekingMark on social media. He appeared in court today charged with the murder of Daniel Anjorin, 14, as well as two counts of attempted murder, two counts of grievous bodily harm, aggravated burglary and possession of a bladed article. In another photo he posted he can be seen smiling and doing a thumbs-up with a collection of medals round his neck after success in a sports contest.

More than three and a half years ago, a film executive who was caught attempting to talk to undercover police and also found with illegal photos of children on his computer was banned. At Southwark Crown Court today, Paul Smith admitted to one count of attempting to arrange the commission of a child sex offence as well as two counts of promoting or assisting the commission of an offence. The 42-year-old believed he was communicating online with youth but was actually in contact with undercover investigators, who were using the pseudonyms Megan, Abby, and Elsie. Prosecutors also told the court that unlawful pictures were discovered on the defendant's computer when police searched his £900,000 house in Maida Vale in February 2022.

The pair had been partying before they arrived home and started making the accusations, according to the Westminster Magistrates Court. They were'becoming" toward the demonstrators, according to prosecutor David Burns, who called them terrorists and said they were 'born in this world.'

Clifford Mitchell (pictured) has been charged with one count of making threats to kill and one count of violating a non-molestation order. The 23-year-old, who was attached to the West Area Basic Command Unit before being suspended, appeared in jail but did not enter a plea at Westminster Magistrates' Court. Mitchell tied the woman's hands behind her back on September 5 and struck her with the knife to her throat, according to prosecutor David Burns. If she screamed out, he would kill her,'he said, and at one point taped tape around her mouth.' If she wanted to run, he'd stabbed her.' Mitchell allegedly tied the woman's hands behind her back on September 5 and screamed her with the knife to her throat, according to prosecutor David Burns. She would have been killed if she screamed out, and at one point put tape around her throat,' He said. If she wanted to run, he said he'd stabbed her.'

Today, a policeman accused of deploying a clandestine camera to spy on women in the toilet denied voyeurism. Steven Colclough, 45, (left) from Reading, Berkshire, den denied the charges because he was wearing a white jumper and grey jeans at Westminster Magistrates' Court (right). He was accused of deploying a hidden camera to spy on women at his house during a family barbeque 'for the purpose of obtaining sexual satisfaction.' On Wednesday, the policeman, who is assigned to Specialist Operations but who has been suspended from service, pleaded not guilty to three counts of voyeurism. DS Steven Colclough was arrested on May 27, 2021, after charges of offences both on and off duty between April 2017 and April 2021 were made.

As the ICAC Commissioner's time to finish her investigation, the credibility probe into disgraced ex-MP Daryl McGuire and Gladys Berejiklian has taken a new turn. Ruth McColl SC (right) was supposed to finish the investigation by the end of October, but she was given more time to get the finishing touches to her Operation Keppel report about McGuire's conduct and the former premier's conduct. Ms Bejiklian, on the other hand, appeared unconcerned as she shopped in Sydney's brisk Double Bay on Tuesday (left). Optus, the former politician's former employer, has yet to make public comment on Optus' massive security breach.

For the first time since a cyber-attack gave her employer, Optus, weeks of unwanted publicity, Gladys Bejiklian (pictured left and right in black jacket) a mysterious friend. Also on her mind was the fact that she was under an ICAC probe into her conduct as NSW premier a year ago - but there hasn't been a decision.

Theodore Freed, pictured, allegedly assaulted a 17-year-old girl twice at his Maida Vale house. According to Westminster Magistrates' Court, he has been accused of making incident photos of children and attempting to have sex talks with underage girls. The 40-year-old denies all 1-charges and has entered a plea at a later hearing in Southwark Crown Court on October 25.

Gladys Berejiklian has faced a string of crises since turning her back on politics to become a top Optus executive, including the cyber hack that revealed 9.8 million Australians. Since she turned down an invitation to enter federal politics, the telecoms giant named former NSW premier Tony Blair to the newly created position of Managing Director of Enterprise, Business and Institution in February. However, playing politics in Canberra would be a cakewalk compared to the challenge she faces at Optus now, with her having faith in the company at an all-time low. Hacker personal information, including passport and driver license numbers, email and home addresses, dates of birth, and phone numbers of over ten million Australians was revealed in the massive Optus data breach, which was revealed on Thursday. It came as a result of a string of Optus outages, including a big crash in April that left hundreds of thousands of people unable to make calls or use records. Ms Bejiklian leads Optus' ferocious fight against its two key rivals Telstra and TPG are attempting to unite against their Singapore-based rival.