In the wake of a horrific acid attack in Clapham, South London, the spotlight now shines on the suspect, identified as 35-year-old Abdul Shokoor Ezedi, have a look at his religion and nationality
The acid attack incident, described by Superintendent Gabriel Cameron as “horrific,” unfolded last night, leaving a woman and her children targeted with a corrosive alkaline substance. Know about the suspect Abdul Shokoor Ezedi.
Who is Abdul Shokoor Ezedi who carried out acid attack in Clapham South London, bio, age, religion, photo and nationality
Abdul Shokoor Ezedi believed to be in the company of the victims during the attack has become the focal point of an intense manhunt led by the Metropolitan Police. Cameron revealed that Ezedi, last seen in North London’s Caledonian Road, bears significant injuries to the right side of his face. Urging the public for assistance, Cameron emphasized, “If you see him… I plead to not approach him. Call 999.”
Born out of the urgency of the situation, this manhunt has taken a center stage in the efforts to bring Ezedi to justice. The suspect’s identity has prompted authorities to circulate photographs of him, soliciting information from the public to aid in the ongoing investigation. Residents are encouraged to share any dashcam or doorbell footage, and a dedicated hotline, 02071 752784, has been established for this purpose. Additionally, Crimestoppers can be reached at 101.
Abdul Shokoor Ezedi, a 35-year-old individual who is a Muslim and is believed to be an Afghan, has emerged as a key figure in this unsettling acid attack incident. His connection to the victims and the motive behind the attack remain elusive. Superintendent Cameron, while acknowledging that Ezedi may have been known to the police, stressed the need for public cooperation in this crucial phase of the investigation.
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𝗕𝗥𝗘𝗔𝗞𝗜𝗡𝗚:
London Acid Attacker identified as Abdul Shokoor Ezedi.
The attacker threw acid in the faces of 12 people last night in Clapham South, London.
2 children were among the victims- one of them aged 3.
He is currently at large with a massive manhunt underway.… pic.twitter.com/XdGlcK7pz1
— Oli London (@OliLondonTV) February 1, 2024
The attack, described as “ghastly” by Mark Rowley of the Metropolitan Police has sent shockwaves through the community. Bell Ribeiro-Addy, the Labour MP for Streatham, expressed solidarity with the affected community and gratitude towards those who assisted in the aftermath.
Mayor Sadiq Khan on attack
The Clapham incident has reignited discussions surrounding the accessibility of corrosive substances with Mayor Sadiq Khan highlighting the challenge in curbing their availability. Despite legislation aimed at reducing such attacks, Khan emphasized that household products containing harmful substances remain easily accessible, posing a risk to public safety.
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Drawing parallels with efforts against weapons like guns and knives, Khan advocated for a comprehensive approach to restrict access to dangerous substances.
As the manhunt intensifies, questions linger about Abdul Shokoor Ezedi’s motivations and background. Reports suggest he traveled from Newcastle, adding an element of complexity to the case.
🛎 A picture of Abdul Shokoor Ezedi – wanted in connection with corrosive substance attack in Clapham – has finally been released…
I understand he's an Afghan. I wonder if he's one of those lovely interpreters who supposedly assisted the Army during the war…?..🙄 pic.twitter.com/FEgWbxamAe
— Frantruth 🇬🇧 (@frantruth) February 1, 2024
Superintendent Cameron affirmed ongoing inquiries into Ezedi’s nationality, emphasizing the importance of early intervention in what appears to be a targeted attack.
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