Metropolitan Police are set to search the River Thames for the body of Abdul Shokoor Ezedi, the suspect in the Clapham chemical attack, after CCTV footage showed him pacing and leaning over Chelsea Bridge before disappearing from view. Ezedi is suspected of dousing a mother and her daughters with an alkaline substance and is believed to have gone into the water near the bridge on the night of the attack. Police have warned that the fast-flowing and snag-filled river may prevent Ezedi's body from surfacing. Ezedi, who had been in a relationship with the injured woman, is wanted on suspicion of attempted murder, and police have been targeting his associates in their inquiries.
The Metropolitan Police believe that Abdul Shokoor Ezedi, the suspect in the Clapham chemical attack, is being assisted by others as they continue their search for him. Ezedi, who has not been seen since the attack, is suspected of injuring a mother and her two girls with a corrosive substance in south London. The police have released a new image of Ezedi and are offering a £20,000 reward for information leading to his arrest. They are investigating his associates and have arrested a man for assisting an offender. Ezedi has a history of sexual assault and exposure convictions and was last seen heading towards Victoria Embankment in London.
Police are offering a £20,000 reward for information leading to the arrest of Abdul Shokoor Ezedi, the suspect in a chemical attack on a mother and her daughters in Clapham. CCTV footage shows the suspect visiting a Tesco store in Islington, north London, following the attack.
A witness described the harrowing experience of rescuing a three-year-old girl who was assaulted in the Clapham attack, saying she thought the child was going to die in her arms. The girl, her sister, and mother were attacked with a corrosive substance, and a nationwide manhunt is ongoing for suspect Abdul Shokoor Ezedi. The witness recounted seeing Ezedi drag the girl from a car and slam her into the ground before fleeing. The witness also revealed that she too was splashed by the chemical and suffered injuries. The Metropolitan Police are urging anyone with information to come forward.
Police have released footage from their search for Abdul Shokoor Ezedi, the suspect in a corrosive-substance attack on a mother and her daughters in Clapham. The injured woman remains in critical but stable condition, while her daughters' injuries are not as serious as initially thought. Ezedi, who has significant injuries to his face, is being urged to surrender himself. He was seen boarding a southbound train at King's Cross station after the attack. Ezedi, who has a history of a sexual offence, was granted asylum in the UK after claiming religious persecution in his native country.
Abdul Shokoor Ezedi, the suspect in the Clapham alkali attack, is a convicted sex offender from Afghanistan who arrived in the UK in 2016 and was granted asylum in 2020. He had been living in Newcastle and was last seen in north London. Ezedi is known to have worked in a pizza shop and had a history of legal issues. Police have warned the public not to approach him and to call 999 if spotted.
Abdul Shakoor Ezedi, the suspect in the Clapham alkali attack, was convicted of a sex offence in 2018 and later granted asylum after applying three times. The attack left a mother and her three-year-old daughter with potentially life-changing injuries, and police are warning the public not to approach Ezedi. Ezedi, who is known to the family, was last seen in north London, and police are actively searching for him. The case has sparked debate about the asylum tribunal system and the risks associated with granting asylum to individuals with criminal convictions.
