Oh my, the racist Libyan authorities have arrested the brother of the young man who detonated a suicide-bomb
at the 2017 packed Manchester Arena in England. Lets hope Cortez's Squad can get him off for being coloured
before the Nazi-racist-xenophobic London Police force take custody of him... although, they'll release him!
at the 2017 packed Manchester Arena in England. Lets hope Cortez's Squad can get him off for being coloured
before the Nazi-racist-xenophobic London Police force take custody of him... although, they'll release him!
Quote:Manchester Arena attack: Bomber's brother faces murder charges.BBC:
'The younger brother of Manchester Arena bomber Salman Abedi is to appear in court charged with murdering the
22 victims of the attack, police say. Hashem Abedi, 22, was detained in Libya shortly after the May 2017 suicide
bombing in which hundreds were injured.
Hashem Abedi and his dead brother Salman Abedi.
He was extradited earlier, and arrested by British officers upon his arrival in the UK, Greater Manchester Police said.
Mr Abedi is expected to appear at Westminster Magistrates' Court "in due course", the force said.
Police said prosecutors had authorised them to bring charges against Mr Abedi in respect of:
The murder of the 22 victims
*The attempted murder of persons other than the 22 deceased
*Conspiracy to cause an explosion likely to endanger life
*Libyan authorities handed Mr Abedi over to British police officers, who escorted him on a flight which left Mitiga Airport,
near Tripoli, at 10:30 BST.
The university engineering student, who was born in Manchester, was transferred to a police station in London upon his
arrival in the UK. Families of the victims and survivors were the first to be informed of the developments, police said.
The victims of someone who did something -as Ilhan Omar would say.
Top (left to right): Lisa Lees, Alison Howe, Georgina Callender, Kelly Brewster, John Atkinson, Jane Tweddle, Marcin Klis
Middle (left to right): Angelika Klis, Courtney Boyle, Saffie Roussos, Olivia Campbell-Hardy, Martyn Hett, Michelle Kiss,
Philip Tron, Elaine McIver
Bottom (left to right): Eilidh MacLeod, Wendy Fawell, Chloe Rutherford, Liam Allen-Curry, Sorrell Leczkowski, Megan Hurley,
Nell Jones.
Both brothers travelled to Libya in April 2017, before Salman Abedi returned alone to carry out the attack on 22 May.
Twenty-two people died in the bombing while a total of 112 needed hospital treatment after the attack.
GMP was granted a warrant for Mr Abedi's arrest in November 2017.
A Libyan court had previously agreed to extradite Mr Abedi to the UK because he is a British citizen but the extradition
process was delayed by fighting in Libya. This has meant the inquests into the deaths of the 22 victims were delayed,
with family members told that the full hearings were not likely to begin until April 2020 at the earliest.
No-one has previously been charged over the Manchester Arena attack despite police raids after the bombing.
A 2018 report said 23 people arrested in the UK were all released without charge. Mayor of Greater Manchester Andy
Burnham said it was "right and proper" that those affected by the "appalling" attack will be able "to see a judicial process
on British soil".
"Today is an important day in the recovery process for our city," he added...'
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