Mosque killer Darren Osborne ‘has boiling water thrown in face in prison attack’
Finsbury Park van terrorist Darren Osbourne had hot water thrown in his face in a suspected revenge attack in prison, it has been claimed.
Osborne is serving a life sentence at Wakefield Prison for the murder of one man and injury of 12 others after he drove a van into a crowd near Finsbury Park Mosque in London in June 2017,
A source told the Sun that Osborne was in his cell when an attacker ran in and threw the boiling water over his head, face and body, leaving him in agony.
He is claimed to have activated a security buzzer at the high security prison and was treated in the jail's health care unit.
The Prison Service confirmed that a prisoner suffered minor injuries after having hot water thrown in his face on September 18.
A Prison Service spokesman told the Mirror Online: “A prisoner suffered minor injuries after having hot water thrown in his face by a prisoner at HMP Wakefield on 18 September.
"He did not require hospital treatment and the three prisoners involved have been punished.”
The assault on September 18 came a few weeks after an alleged assault between the Finsbury Park attacker and a fellow prisoner which involved a prisoner being taken to hospital.
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