Huntingdon Train Knife Attack Injures 11, Heroes Save Lives, Suspect Charged

During the Huntingdon train stabbing attack, multiple individuals displayed extraordinary bravery in confronting the assailant and helping others to safety. Stephen Crean, a Nottingham Forest fan, was hailed a hero for confronting the attacker, while Andrew Johnson, the train driver, was critically injured but has since stabilized after trying to stop the knifeman. A railway worker in a high-visibility jacket calmly warned passengers to flee the platform, helping them escape the danger. Amira Ostalski, a student on the train, saved a young family including a six-year-old child by guiding them to hide in the toilets during the chaos. Police charged Anthony Williams, 32, with attempted murder and other offenses related to the attack and a separate incident in London. Authorities have ruled out terrorism as a motive for the attacks, which collectively injured 11 people.