seven hours later, depzman, real namejoshua ribera, was dead. i sayjoshua, not depzman. is my little boy. now his mum alison goes into schools and uses her son's name, fame and death to drive home the consequences of carrying knives. we're not showing these children's faces because they have been permanently excluded from mainstream schools. every single time his heart stopped, he fought back and fought back seven heart attacks. but on the morning of the 21st of september at 5:58am, my son gave up on life and he died. we were given unique access to this class, part of city of birmingham school which looks after excluded children. at the entrance there is a scanner to stop any weapons coming in. why do you think someone is going to carry a knife on the street as a weapon? to protect yourself from others. and today the pupils are also hearing from constable rob pedley. he's in different schools every week as part of a campaign by west midlands police to try to turn teenagers away from the knife culture. if you go to your kitchen drawer at home, take out one of the sharp kn

seven hours later, depzman, real namejoshua ribera, was dead. i sayjoshua, not depzman.es into schools and uses her son's name, fame and death to drive home the consequences of carrying knives. we're not showing these children's faces because they have been permanently excluded from mainstream schools. every single time his heart stopped, he fought back and fought back seven heart attacks. but on the morning of the 21st of september at 5:58am, my son gave up on life and he died. we were given unique access to this class, part of city of birmingham school which looks after excluded children. at the entrance there is a scanner to stop any weapons coming in. why do you think someone is going to carry a knife on the street as a weapon? to protect yourself from others. and today the pupils are also hearing from constable rob pedley. he's in different schools every week as part of a campaign by west midlands police to try to turn teenagers away from the knife culture. if you go to your kitchen drawer at home, take out one of the sharp knives, you are carrying the country's num

seven hours later, depzman, real namejoshua ribera, was dead. i sayjoshua, not depzman. boy. now his mum alison goes into schools and uses her son's name, fame and death to drive home the consequences of carrying knives. we're not showing these children's faces because they have been permanently excluded from mainstream schools. every single time his heart stopped, he fought back and fought back seven heart attacks. but on the morning of the 21st of september at 5:58am, my son gave up on life and he died. we were given unique access to this class, part of city of birmingham school which looks after excluded children. at the entrance there is a scanner to stop any weapons coming in. why do you think someone is going to carry a knife on the street as a weapon? to protect yourself from others. and today the pupils are also hearing from constable rob pedley. he's in different schools every week as part of a campaign by west midlands police to try to turn teenagers away from the knife culture. if you go to your kitchen drawer at home, take out one of the sharp knives, you are