The Manchester Synagogue’s attack victim may have been killed by a large firearm, police said

London – one of these two people were killed on Thursday Terrorist attacks outside the synagogue In the north of the Manchester’s northern English, a gunshot of a police firearm, police said in Manchester on Friday. Two Jewish men, arrested by the Adrian Dulbby and Melvin Cravitz, three others were killed during the attack, which happened to Yom Kippur, the largest day in the Jewish religious calendar.

Both victims were local residents.

The government’s financialist commanded police to say that one of the victims would appear to be injured in gun injuries, “said Stephen Watson Covester Police Police Police Force, said a statement on Tuesday.

“Currently it is believed that the suspect, Jihad Al Shamie, was not a firearm,” Watson said. “Therefore, it depends on the examination of some more, such injuries may be kept as a painful and unexpected step for my emergency executives.”

“We have also been advised by medical professionals that one of three victims receiving hospital treatment, and with shooting, merciful, not health,” Watson said.

Police have shot dead the suspect, the investigators who believe that Jihad Al-Shamie, a Citizen of the Syria, followed a car attack and stabbing the Heathen Park Hebrew said on Thursday morning.

Officials were called to the synagogue around 9:30 am of the local time (4:30 am et) a member of a community who said that he saw a car driven by the community.

Police said on Thursday that the attacker drove directly to people without the synagogue and attacked people with a knife. The attack took place while a large group of worshipers were in the synagogue, but the suspect was not able to enter the building.

In his statement on Friday, Watson said the only firearm shot during the incident shot by police “as they worked to prevent an offended from our Jewish community.”

The attacker wears a vest looking like it could contain explosives, but later police confirmed that there were no applicable explosives found.

Police said on Thursday night that three other people were arrested for “allegations, preparing the commission of Acts” about the identity “of two men who were exposed to” 60s of 60s. “

The Prime Minister of UK Keir Starmer visited the attack on Friday and his wife, talking to the police and other officials outside the synagogue.

The Social Media Post on Thursday night, Starmer called the attack on the attack “The great terrorist attacks the Jews, because they were Jews.”

“Antesemitism is hateful, too. Britain should trigger it, too. In every Jewish man in the country:” He said.