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Cops may have missed chances to arrest the Huntingdon train attack suspect after admitting they were called to multiple knife-related incidents prior to Saturday's rampage. ‌

Cambridgeshire Police had been called to three incidents in Peterborough prior to Saturday night's attack near Huntingdon Station in which ten people were seriously injured. And it admitted officers didn't even visit the scene on one occasion. Police in London were also called to investigate a stabbing in the early hours of the morning before the incident, but no-one was detained, reports the Mirror. ‌

Officers said in a statement released just hours after Anthony Williams , 32, appeared in court charged with eleven counts of attempted murder, that three knife-related incidents on Friday an

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