Doctors warned that man accused of murdering pensioner 'could hurt someone'

The father of a man accused of murdering a pensioner had warned doctors his son could 'hurt someone or worse' if he wasn't given the treatment he needed.

That's what a jury was told today at the trial into the death of Donald Lock from Sussex.

The retired solicitor from Worthing was stabbed 39 times in a frenzied attack on the A24 near Findon last July.

Matthew Edward Daley, who's 35 and formerly of St Elmo Road, Worthing, denies murder.

You can watch Abigail Bracken's report from Lewes Crown Court by clicking on the link below.