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Runner attempts murder on Putney Bridge. Anyone we know?

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Tim of MK Aug 2017 2:09pm, 10 Aug 2017 2,177 posts	Quote Pin Tim of MK 41 year old
Hendo Aug 2017 2:20pm, 10 Aug 2017 29,265 posts	Quote Pin Hendo bbc.co.uk
The_Saint Aug 2017 2:33pm, 10 Aug 2017 6,045 posts	Quote Pin The_Saint Now what we need to do is calm down and step away from the Fetchforks, the legal system knows what to do here.
ERM Aug 2017 2:36pm, 10 Aug 2017 384 posts	Quote Pin ERM Popped mine back in the cupboard........till the next time it's needed.......
HappyG(rrr) Aug 2017 3:21pm, 10 Aug 2017 27,113 posts	Quote Pin HappyG(rrr) Fetchilantes! Well done the Met and the public for helping to identify him. Be very interesting to see how this develops, what he's charged with, what defence, if any, he tries to mount. Chelsea. Hmmm. Immediately prejudiced assumptions by me? Much? Moi?! G
um Aug 2017 4:22pm, 10 Aug 2017 29 posts	Quote Pin um It was reported earlier (Times) that police were checking ~~strava~~ records .. Which raises a few questions :- 1) Are such louts attracted to ~~strava~~ or does ~~strava~~ use lead to such aggression? 2) Why not other tracking tools - eg Garmin, Mapmyrun, or even (dare I say it) Fetch? 3) Could Lord Fetch identify anyone with training at a specific location, date and time? 4) If so, would it need a warrant or other persuasion from the police to 'share' that info? ( and what level of crime would allow such access ?) Noting I'd be all in favour in this case - but is there a level where sharing such info would not be appropriate? Seems the rested / bailed person has suddenly aged - now 50 ??
Fragile Do Not Bend Aug 2017 4:43pm, 10 Aug 2017 2,128 posts	Quote Pin Fragile Do Not Bend 4) pretty sure a warrant would be needed - that's what I've been told is the case if police come to my workplace wanting info about someone from our computers
The_Saint Aug 2017 4:49pm, 10 Aug 2017 6,046 posts	Quote Pin The_Saint I just read up on GBH, ABH and Common Assault, best plan is to not run into people was my take-home message.
surreystrider™ Aug 2017 4:50pm, 10 Aug 2017 7,950 posts	Quote Pin surreystrider™ People who are OK with putting running data on something like ~~strava~~ shouldn't have a problem with it being accessible to Police, even if you have privacy turned on. If you want total anonymity then use a spreadsheet!
HappyG(rrr) Aug 2017 5:12pm, 10 Aug 2017 27,118 posts	Quote Pin HappyG(rrr) My "Chelsea" semi-tongue-in-cheek comment above was, perhaps not a "lout", perhaps a perfectly well-to-do, but arrogant, git? So definitely a ~~strava~~ or any other run-logging site user (except Fetch obv!) I'd hope a warrant was required. Fetch GPS data (e.g. Fetchpoint, Conquercise etc.) allows you to place people quite accurate, date, time, pace etc.! I really can not think of any defence the guy can have.