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schema:text	Someone dug up years-old CCTV video footage of a young man brandishing a knife and stabbing someone (off screen) in order to spread unfounded Islamophobic claims in January 2018. Facebook user Sunny Sam posted the video to the social network, claiming that the attacker seen in the video was Muslim, and referring to the (unseen) stabbing act as a "halal slash": This video (which can be viewed here) recorded an incident that took place in May 2016 in the northwest London town of Northolt and shows 17-year-old Joseph Kaczorowski attacking an unidentified 21-year-old victim. Reports about the incident and Kaczorowski's arrest made no mention of his religion, and the term "halal slash" was apparently invented to create a false link between the crime and Islam. Kaczorowski was sentenced to nine months in detention for possession of an offensive weapon, and 18 months for unlawful wounding. The victim survived the attack but received a 7cm deep cut across the cheek. The crime does not appear to have been random. Kaczorowski's lawyer, Dominic Benthall, maintained that his client had recognized the victim as someone who had bullied him in the past. So no reported evidence suggested that the man shown in the video was a Muslim, or that he attacked a victim who was randomly selected and/or stabbed for any reason connected to religion. London's Metropolitan Police Service told us via email that the person in the video had "already been convicted and is currently serving his sentence" but declined to provide any additional information about the crime. This isn't the first time that footage has been misrepresented to paint Muslims as overly violent. In February 2017, a protest against police brutality in France was shared with the false claim that it showed Muslims rioting. President Trump also retweeted a video of two teenagers fighting with the false claim that it showed a Muslim beating up a boy on crutches.
schema:mentions	Joseph Smith Grievous bodily harm Social networking service Islamophobia 18 Months Police brutality Sam Winchester Halal Closed-circuit television London France Muslims Facebook Donald Trump London Town (Wings album) Deep Cut dbpedia:RAF_Northolt dbpedia:Benthall,_Shropshire dbpedia:Metropolitan_Police
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schema:datePublished	2018-01-22 (xsd:date)
schema:inLanguage	English
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