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Teen Charged in Stabbing Attack Faces New Poison and Terror Charges

Axel Rudakubana has been charged with producing ricin and possessing an al-Qaeda manual following the Southport stabbing rampage.

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Axel Rudakubana, 18, appeared in court facing new charges for producing ricin and possessing a jihadi manual. The stabbings at a Taylor Swift-themed event left three girls dead and ten others injured, though police do not classify it as a terrorist incident. Riots erupted nationwide due to misinformation about the suspect's identity, prompting concerns over public trust and media reporting on sensitive cases. Rudakubana's next hearing is scheduled for November 13, where plea entries are expected, while he's under scrutiny for his motives.

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