Clapham chemical attack: Cops make arrest in hunt for fugitive Abdul Shokoor Ezedi & say victim may lose her sight | AR27YZP | 2024-02-07 06:08:01
Clapham chemical attack: Cops make arrest in hunt for fugitive Abdul Shokoor Ezedi & say victim may lose her sight | AR27YZP | 2024-02-07 06:08:01
The Metropolitan Police are still on the hunt
A MAN has been arrested on suspicion of "aiding offender" in hunt for fugitive Abdul Shokoor Ezedi.
The Metropolitan Police are still on the hunt to catch fugitive Ezedi, 35, after he& allegedly attacked a mum and her two youngsters with a corrosive liquid& on Wednesday.
He also allegedly& tried to run a woman over& earlier than twice slamming her three-year-old daughter on the ground "like a rag doll".
Ezedi is& believed to have tracked his victim down& to the two-star Clapham South Belvedere Lodge, where the council had put her up together with her daughters, aged three and eight.
A 31-year-old lady is now in danger to lose her sight in her right eye after the horrifying assault.
Her daughters, aged eight and three, have been additionally harm however have since been discharged from hospital.
The Met Police stated lab exams have recognized the liquid as both caustic soda (sodium hydroxide) or washing soda (sodium carbonate).
Both caustic soda – also referred to as lye – and washing soda are sometimes used to clear blocked drains.
Cops have now arrested and bailed a 22-year-old man on suspicion of aiding an offender.
Counter-terrorism officers are helping sift via CCTV as part of the huge manhunt for the 35-year-old following the horror assault in Clapham, south London.
Detectives consider he is presently hidden by someone or has come to hurt.
It comes after cops released new details about Ezedi's actions in a press release saying a £20,000 reward for info.
The newest confirmed sighting is now on Southwark Bridge at 9.50pm on Wednesday.
Manhunt cops are& urging people not to approach& "dangerous" fugitive Ezedi.
<!-- End of Brightcove Player --> Commander Jon Savell of the Metropolitan Police stated:& "I am massively grateful to the public for the numerous variety of calls that we've acquired.
"Your help is crucial. A reward of as much as £20,000 is now out there for info leading to his arrest.
"I need to warn anyone who is helping Ezedi to evade capture – in case you are harbouring or aiding him then you may be arrested."
Ezedi's sightings have been additionally confirmed when he left Tower Hill Underground station at 9.33pm on Wednesday.
He had modified trains at Victoria, the place he arrived on the Victoria Line at 9.10pm.
He received on the eastbound District Line at 9.16pm before getting off at Tower Hill.
Manhunt cops consider that individuals who know where Ezedi is have not come forward – warning that anybody helping him faces arrest.
It comes as…
- Cops& raid a home in the search for fugitive& Abdul Ezedi
- A lady was& left with "burns to both eyeballs"& after tackling the fugitive
- The suspect's& relative says Ezedi was in a relationship& together with his victim
- A hero mum& ignored her own injuries to save& her daughters
- Officers in& hazmat suits smash down doors& in the hunt for Ezedi
- 'Harmful' Ezedi is& revealed as a convicted sex offender
FAMILY APPEAL
Manhunt cops are& urging people not to approach& "harmful" fugitive Ezedi.
Certainly one of Ezedi's kinfolk has now advised& Sky News& that& the suspect& was in a relationship with the mum.
The relative stated they might hand Ezedi into cops themselves if they needed to.
It comes after Ezedi's& distraught brother Hassan urged the chemical attack suspect& to provide himself up.
Ezedi is& believed to have& tracked his victim down& to the two-star Clapham South Belvedere Lodge, the place the council had put her up together with her daughters, aged three and eight.
Members of the public and cops have been also& burned as they rushed to the family's aid.
A 22-year-old man who has& stayed in the Belvedere Hotel for three months said he saw the woman& flee into the reception& and scream for assist after the chilling attack.
Earlier this week it revealed that& Ezedi arrived in the UK in a lorry& and failed to say& asylum.
Nevertheless, he then converted to& Christianity& and was accepted on his third try with a priest as a character witness.
Ezedi pleaded guilty to at least one charge of sexual assault and certainly one of publicity before he was granted asylum, the& Crown Prosecution Service& has confirmed.
Any members of the public who might help with info or material relating to Wednesday's incident ought to call 999 immediately ref CAD 7790/31 Jan.
To stay& anonymous, please contact the unbiased& charity& Crimestoppers.
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