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Man, 37, is charged with 'contaminating or interfering with goods' after several items of food were
'injected with unknown substance' at London supermarkets

*Leoaai Elghareeb, 37, was arrested on Wednesday and charged on Thursday
*A man was seen throwing syringes into the street on Wednesday evening
*Several items of food were allegedly injected with unknown substance
*Elghareeb is charged with tampering with goods at three supermarkets on Fulham
Palace Road in west London

'A man has been charged with contaminating or interfering with goods with intent at three supermarkets
in west London. Leoaai Elghareeb, 37, from Fulham, is due before Westminster Magistrates' Court later today.


Forensics or just Covid-scared customers?

Officers in forensic suits were seen in Fulham Palace Road on Thursday at three stores - a Tesco Express,
Little Waitrose and Sainsbury's Local - after the incidents on Wednesday evening.

Witnesses told how a man was seen acting suspiciously at the three stores and on Fulham Palace Road itself
on Wednesday evening. Following the incidents, Hammersmith & Fulham Council advised shoppers to throw
away anything bought from the three shops. 

It said: 'Members of the public are advised as a precaution to dispose of any food items bought from these
supermarkets [on Wednesday] evening. 'H&F Council's Environmental Health team are now working with the
supermarket branches affected.' 

Forensic officers were seen packing processed meat packs into health hazard bags to be sent for chemical testing
on Thursday morning. They were investigating if any other shops had been targeted.  
The scenes remained taped off into yesterday morning around the stores affected. 

A petrol station manager on the road yesterday said: 'Police came in and told us to close about 8pm [on Wednesday].
'We only opened about half an hour ago at about 11am. I think it's the same with anywhere that was open yesterday.'  

On Thursday the Metropolitan Police said: 'Police have arrested a man in Hammersmith and Fulham on suspicion
of contamination of goods with intention of causing public harm or anxiety after foodstuffs at supermarkets were
injected with needles.

'Officers were called at around 7.40pm after a man was reported to be shouting abuse at people in the street.
The man is reported to have gone into three supermarkets in Fulham Palace Road SW6 and injected foodstuffs
with a number of needles.

'He has been taken into police custody. The supermarkets have closed and crime scenes are in place.
'The food items affected are believed to be processed meat and microwaveable products. 
'It is currently unknown as to how many items have been contaminated, or what with.
'Investigations are ongoing to establish if other businesses in the area are involved in the incident.'...'

Archived Daily Mail Article:

Manchester man who fired shots at graveyard mourners jailed

'A man who fired shots at a crowd of mourners who were paying their respects at a graveyard has been
jailed. Mohammed Umar, 24, attacked the funeral party at Gorton Cemetery in Manchester on 23 April 2020
but nobody was injured.


Mohammed Umar.

Some of the group then chased him and assaulted him, giving him black eyes, Greater Manchester Police
(GMP) said. Umar, 24, of Broadlea Road, Burnage, was jailed for six years at Manchester Crown Court.
He earlier admitted the possession of a firearm with intent to cause fear of violence and a separate charge
of possessing ammunition.

'Considered sacred'
GMP said Umar had shot at the group of mourners at the cemetery in Thornwood Avenue, at about 19:00 BST.
He escaped but was assaulted by some of the group who had chased him, leaving him with black eyes and bruising.
An investigation is continuing into the assault, police said.

Det Con Terry Macmillan said: "This is a shocking act that took place in a location considered sacred to many, where
people pay respects to their loved ones who have passed. "Umar opened fire in such a busy, open space, showing the
disregard he has not only for the law, but the safety of the general public and innocent passers-by."...'

BBC: