As it was stated all of Saturday and early Sunday, the horrific attack at the
Houses of Parliament wasn't terrorist-related and the man who lived in the
well-to-do village of Northiam in Sussex was just confused and radicalised.
London attack: Man, 30, arrested in Birmingham.
'A man has been arrested in Birmingham by police investigating the Westminster
terror attack, in which four people were killed.
The Met Police said the 30-year-old was being held on suspicion of preparing terrorist acts.
Another man, 58, arrested in Birmingham on Thursday, remains in custody.
Khalid Masood, 52, killed three people when he drove a car into pedestrians on Wednesday.
He then fatally stabbed a policeman before police shot him dead.
The entire attack on Westminster Bridge and in the grounds of Parliament was over within
82 seconds.
The latest arrest is the 12th to be made by the Met Police in connection with the attack.
Nine people have so far been released without charge.
A 32-year-old woman arrested in Manchester remains on police bail until late March...'
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Northiam is 188 miles away from Birmingham
And elsewhere...
Westminster terrorist linked to remote controlled car bomb plot.
'The Islamist behind the Westminster terror outrage was investigated by MI5 as
part of a plot to blow up an army base using a remote controlled car, the Daily
Telegraph can reveal.
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Adrian Ajao, 52, who killed four people, including a police officer in last Wednesday's
attack, is understood to have been probed six years ago over alleged connections
to four al Qaeda inspired terrorists.
Zahid Iqbal, Mohammed Sharfaraz Ahmed, Syed Hussain and Umar Arshad, were
jailed for a total of 44-years in 2013, after admitting plotting to launch an audacious
bomb attack on a Territorial Army base in their hometown of Luton.
Ajao had moved to the town in 2009 following two stints in Saudi Arabia, and lived
just a few hundreds yards from one of the ringleaders.
It is thought the fitness fanatic and body builder may have also come into contact with
members of the gang when they started preparing for jihad by attending a local gym.
Following last week's attack, Prime Minister Theresa May, confirmed that Ajao -
who changed his name to Khalid Masood after converting to Islam - had been
investigated by the security services for links to "violent extremism".
However after carrying out a risk assessment and looking into his background,
it was decided he did not pose a terror threat.
Over the weekend more information began to emerge about Ajao’s recent movements.
As well as having two daughters from an earlier relationship with businesswoman,
Jane Harvey, with whom he lived in the village of Northiam near Rye in East Sussex,
Ajao also has a son and a daughter with his most recent partner Rohey Hydara...'
SOURCE:
Houses of Parliament wasn't terrorist-related and the man who lived in the
well-to-do village of Northiam in Sussex was just confused and radicalised.
London attack: Man, 30, arrested in Birmingham.
'A man has been arrested in Birmingham by police investigating the Westminster
terror attack, in which four people were killed.
The Met Police said the 30-year-old was being held on suspicion of preparing terrorist acts.
Another man, 58, arrested in Birmingham on Thursday, remains in custody.
Khalid Masood, 52, killed three people when he drove a car into pedestrians on Wednesday.
He then fatally stabbed a policeman before police shot him dead.
The entire attack on Westminster Bridge and in the grounds of Parliament was over within
82 seconds.
The latest arrest is the 12th to be made by the Met Police in connection with the attack.
Nine people have so far been released without charge.
A 32-year-old woman arrested in Manchester remains on police bail until late March...'
SOURCE:
Northiam is 188 miles away from Birmingham
And elsewhere...
Westminster terrorist linked to remote controlled car bomb plot.
'The Islamist behind the Westminster terror outrage was investigated by MI5 as
part of a plot to blow up an army base using a remote controlled car, the Daily
Telegraph can reveal.
Adrian Ajao, 52, who killed four people, including a police officer in last Wednesday's
attack, is understood to have been probed six years ago over alleged connections
to four al Qaeda inspired terrorists.
Zahid Iqbal, Mohammed Sharfaraz Ahmed, Syed Hussain and Umar Arshad, were
jailed for a total of 44-years in 2013, after admitting plotting to launch an audacious
bomb attack on a Territorial Army base in their hometown of Luton.
Ajao had moved to the town in 2009 following two stints in Saudi Arabia, and lived
just a few hundreds yards from one of the ringleaders.
It is thought the fitness fanatic and body builder may have also come into contact with
members of the gang when they started preparing for jihad by attending a local gym.
Following last week's attack, Prime Minister Theresa May, confirmed that Ajao -
who changed his name to Khalid Masood after converting to Islam - had been
investigated by the security services for links to "violent extremism".
However after carrying out a risk assessment and looking into his background,
it was decided he did not pose a terror threat.
Over the weekend more information began to emerge about Ajao’s recent movements.
As well as having two daughters from an earlier relationship with businesswoman,
Jane Harvey, with whom he lived in the village of Northiam near Rye in East Sussex,
Ajao also has a son and a daughter with his most recent partner Rohey Hydara...'
SOURCE:
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