Authorities have released video footage of a raid conducted in the search for the suspect responsible for the attack in Clapham.
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A male individual has been apprehended for allegedly aiding a perpetrator, while the search for the primary suspect in the chemical attack, Abdul Ezedi, remains ongoing.
Police have been looking for the 35-year-old individual since Wednesday, following an incident in Clapham, south London where a 31-year-old woman and her two daughters, aged eight and three, were assaulted with a highly concentrated corrosive substance.
The Metropolitan Police stated in their most recent update that the woman’s condition is still very critical, but stable. She has sustained severe facial injuries that are expected to have a long-term impact on her life.
It is possible that she could potentially lose vision in her right eye. Detectives have stated that they are uncertain about the reason for the assault.
New CCTV footage of Ezedi in the Southwark Bridge area at 9:50pm on Wednesday has been uncovered by the police. This was after he left Tower Hill station at 9:33pm. Although he has not made any transactions with his bank card, the police are not currently conducting a search of the River Thames.
The Metropolitan Police has announced a £20,000 reward for any information regarding the suspect involved in the chemical attack. A retired high-ranking police official has suggested that Ezedi may have been harmed or is being concealed by an individual.
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The authorities have released a new surveillance photo of Ezedi Chinedu.
On Monday, the police shared a recent CCTV photo of Abdul Ezedi, who is a suspect in a chemical attack.
The image displays the final location where Ezedi was seen, as he exited Tower Hill tube station on Wednesday, January 31st, the evening of the assault.
The photo was taken of him at 9:47 PM on Allhallows Lane in EC3.
In case you missed it, here is a summary of the information we have about Abdul Ezedi.
According to reports, Ezedi is familiar to the mother and is originally from Afghanistan. It is believed that he came from Newcastle and was last seen in Caledonian Road, north London on Wednesday, approximately seven miles away from Clapham.
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In case you missed it: The police are offering a £20,000 reward for information on Abdul Ezedi and caution that anyone aiding him will be arrested.
The authorities searching for wanted criminal Abdul Ezedi in connection with the Clapham attack are offering a reward of £20,000 for any tips that lead to his arrest. They have also cautioned that anyone caught aiding him will be arrested.
The Metropolitan Police stated that they believe there are individuals who are aware of the whereabouts of the sex offender, who is still on the run after allegedly assaulting a woman and her two children with a harmful alkaline substance in south London. This incident resulted in injuries for 12 people.
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Locations tracked: Ezedi’s most recent actions and whereabouts.
Summary: A summary of all the information we have on Abdul Ezedi.
The search for Abdul Ezedi is ongoing as authorities believe he is either being sheltered by someone or is in danger.
At 9:50pm on Wednesday night, he was spotted in the Southwark Bridge vicinity after leaving Tower Hill station at 9:33pm.
This is all the information we have about him:
The authorities are not currently conducting a search of the River Thames.
The Metropolitan Police recently informed reporters that they are not currently conducting a search in the River Thames for Ezedi.
At 9:50pm on Wednesday, he was seen near Southwark Bridge after leaving Tower Hill station at 9:33pm.
There is no proof indicating that Ezedi had premeditated to escape.
Investigators are operating under the assumption that either someone is concealing him or he has encountered danger.
He utilized his debit card for transportation on the Tube system, but it has not been utilized since Wednesday.
According to officers, Ezedi’s phone, which was not in his possession, has been found and examined by the police. This adds to the difficulty of the search.
According to them, there is no proof that Ezedi had intentions to flee.
Ezedi is not the biological father of the children who were harmed in the assault.
Detective Superintendent Rick Sewett, who was present at the briefing as well, stated that law enforcement is currently working to determine the connection between Ezedi and the woman who was harmed.
The detectives were able to gain insight into their relationship through the discovery of his cell phone, but the reason for the attack is still unknown.
It has been verified that Ezedi is not the biological father of the woman’s children, who were also wounded in the Clapham assault.
Abdul Ezedi is not the biological parent of the two children who were harmed in the assault.
The most recent sighting of Ezedi was on Wednesday at Southwark Bridge.
Researchers are sifting through numerous hours of surveillance footage and have traced Ezedi’s whereabouts on the Tube system using his bank card. The most recent sighting was on Southwark Bridge at 9:50pm on Wednesday.
According to the authorities, the most recent recorded usage of his bank card was on Wednesday.
Counter-terrorism officers are helping sift through CCTV as part of the massive manhunt following the horror attack in Clapham, south London.
A 31-year-old female may potentially suffer permanent vision loss in her right eye following an assault, while her two daughters, aged eight and three, were also injured but have already been released from the hospital.
The mother sustained severe facial injuries that will have a lasting impact on her life.
Metropolitan Police Commander Jon Savell provided an update to journalists about the continued search for Abdul Ezedi, stating that the mother who was wounded is still in a serious but stable state.
He stated that she has sustained severe facial trauma that will have lasting effects for the remainder of her life.
She is still under sedation and the officers are unable to communicate with her at this time.
Source: independent.co.uk
