Killer ‘could have been stopped’ by better-funded NHS

mitcham MORDEN

A deranged killer who stabbed a university lecturer to death could have been stopped if the NHS had the resources they ‘desperately’ need, according to a senior judge. Mark Loveridge, 39, had been discharged from psychiatric care just months before he knifed 30-year-old Daniel Young ‘without warning’ in Kendor Gardens, Morden, southwest London. Loveridge claims he plunged the 10cm blade into the victim’s abdomen after hearing ‘voices’ at 8am on 19 January last year. The convicted drug dealer and former…

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