Saturday, September 3, 2016

Calais: World champion horsewoman attacked by Muslim gangs with bats

Calais: World champion horsewoman attacked by Muslim gangs with bats


 
 
 
 
 
 
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Bet she was all pro-migrant before she got a taste of reality. Well, now they’re in Calais but soon they will be in people’s towns and cities and will not have changed their behavior at all, – all due to European apathy. Thousands new arrivals come onto European shores daily even picked up from as far as Libya by insane EU navy! It’s almost a kafkaesque nightmare except it’s all real. It was a completely manageable situation which the powers to be preferred to turn their back on and ignore and now growing into a major issue costing hundreds of millions per year not only to transport companies but to local governments. Do they actually think people will be willing to be taxed and taxed to pay for this insanity as the costs increase even further? Can’t even imagine how resentful and angry the Europeans must feel for this treason forced upon them.
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‘They surrounded us, smacking the windows with bats’: Top British horsewoman, 26, tells of her horror after gang of armed migrants attacked her horsebox in Calais leaving her parents covered in blood

  • Lucy Phillips struck trouble returning from world championship event
  • Phillips, 26, is ranked fifth in the world in the event of equestrian vaulting
  • Her route with parents to Calais ferry terminal was blocked by felled trees
  • 10 migrants jumped out and threatened them with bats and tree branches

A leading British horsewoman has described the terrifying moment when her horsebox was attacked by a gang of armed migrants in Calais.

Lucy Phillips, 26, of Solihull near Birmingham, was returning from a world championship equestrian event with her parents when their route to the ferry terminal was blocked by felled trees.

Up to 10 migrants then jumped out of the bushes on the roadside and threatened them with bats and tree branches.

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Team GB horse rider, Lucy Phillips was with 18-year-old Pitucelli when the attack occurred
The attack occurred near the jungle camp in Calais where about 9000 refugees live. Drivers who regularly use the French port say migrants are resorting to increasingly desperate and hostile measures to get to the UK
The attack occurred near the jungle camp in Calais where about 9000 refugees live. Drivers who regularly use the French port say migrants are resorting to increasingly desperate and hostile measures to get to the UK.

Dressed head to toe in black, the young men started hitting the side of the horsebox and then smashed a passenger window.

When Miss Phillips jumped into the back of the truck to calm her horse down, she heard the migrants trying to get in through the side door.

The horsewoman, who represents Britain in equestrian vaulting, pulled the handle of the door towards her to stop the young men from getting inside.

She told her father Bill, 68, to beep the horn, which he did until French riot police arrived.
Her mother Liz, 63, suffered cuts to her face and her father received cuts to his arm.

Miss Phillips was on her way back from representing Britain in equestrian vaulting, commonly described as gymnastics on horseback, in Le Mans when her horsebox was set upon at 1.30am.

Lucy also works as a model. She spoke out to highlight the increase of violent attacks in Calais
Acrobatic horseplay: Lucy Philips competing her horse emblazoned with the Union Jack 
Phillips, 26, represents Britain in the event of equestrian vaulting with her horse
Miss Phillips said she had seen migrants running alongside lorries heading to the port before but ‘never blocking the road or being that violent’
Lucy said of the attack: ‘They’d put a branch through the passenger window of the cab and my mum and dad were covered in glass. Mum’s face was bleeding, so was Dad’s arm'
Lucy said of the attack: ‘They’d put a branch through the passenger window of the cab and my mum and dad were covered in glass. Mum’s face was bleeding, so was Dad’s arm’.

The rider, who also works as a model, decided to speak out to highlight the increase in violent attacks carried out by migrants living in The Jungle camp in Calais.

She said: ‘It was so scary and it seems that over the past couple of months the violence has got worse.
‘It’s horrendous and beyond belief. It’s not just the big trucks they target, they don’t seem to care who they attack anymore.

‘I don’t want to scare people. But anyone going out there needs to be so careful on the way back. We’ve vowed never to travel back at night again.’

Miss Phillips, who lives with her parents in Solihull near Birmingham, said she had previously seen migrants running alongside lorries heading to the port but ‘never blocking the road or being that violent’.

Describing the attack, she said: ‘As we stopped, between seven and 10 men appeared out of the bushes.
Ms Philips said: ‘It’s horrendous and beyond belief. It’s not just the big trucks they target, they don’t seem to care who they attack anymore
Lucy competing her 18-year-old horse Pitucelli at an equestrian vault event 
Lucy said: ‘Anyone going out there needs to be so careful on the way back'
‘They were carrying big pieces of wood and what looked like bats. They surrounded the lorry and started hitting the sides, and smacking the windows with their bats.’

Miss Phillips, who is fifth in the equestrian vaulting world rankings, said she heard a smash when she was in the back of the cab with her 18-year-old horse Pitucelli.

‘My dad was blowing the horn, trying to get the police’s attention, then I heard a smash,’ she said.
‘They’d put a branch through the passenger window of the cab and my mum and dad were covered in glass. Mum’s face was bleeding, so was Dad’s arm. It felt like forever until the police came.
‘It was really scary and completely dark. We had been told to beep your horn to get the police’s attention and the migrants were telling us keep quiet.’

The French police ‘chased the migrants away’ and escorted the family away from the area.
An officer then took statements from them after the incident, which took place on August 22.
Drivers who regularly use the French port say migrants are resorting to increasingly desperate and hostile measures to get to the UK.

Every night African and Asian migrants place blockades on the roads to slow lorries down so they can jump on board.

They often threaten the drivers with chainsaws, knives and bats before breaking into their trucks.

And last night the French army was called in to pull stowaways from lorries inside the ferry terminal at Calais.

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