“The prosecution submit the intent is clear. The remaining are two charges relating to a second assault on an emergency worker.”
Rudakubana was moved to Broadmoor in July after authorities admitted he was unable to be “managed safely” behind bars.
The Ministry of Justice confirmed the move had been made following a clinical assessment under the Mental Health Act, adding Rudakubana was unlikely to ever be released.
The families of the three girls murdered in the Southport attack expressed their dismay after he was transferred to the secure hospital, with the families’ lawyer saying they fear he is “manipulating the system”.
Details also emerged that the killer received visits from a Muslim Imam in prison before he was moved to Broadmoor, which will allow the triple-child killer to visit a multi-faith sanctuary.
