The Clapham chemical attack suspect was in a relationship with the mother who was wounded, police have confirmed, as they said the wanted man's injuries could be 'fatal' if they go untreated.
The Clapham chemical attack suspect was in a relationship with the mother who was wounded, police have confirmed, as they said the wanted man's injuries could be 'fatal' if they go untreated. The unnamed woman attacked last Wednesday night in south London agreed to meet Abdul Ezedi, and was travelling in a car with him when they were injured, the force said.The 31-year-old woman and her two daughters, aged eight and three, were allegedly doused in an alkali substance by Ezedi.
from the night of the incident appears to show a significant wound over the left side of his face. Read More: New sighting of Clapham chemical attack suspect Abdul Ezedi as police continue manhunt for wanted manRead More: Clapham chemical attack suspect 'exposed himself to woman', friend claims as police manhunt continuesOfficers will now return to the scene of the attack later this evening - a week after a 31-year-old woman and her two children were doused with the corrosive liquid.
crossing Vauxhall Bridge Road and walking along the river hours after the incident.He was initially seen that evening using his bank card to travel around on the Tube network. His route appeared to broadly follow the River Thames, police said as they provided an update.They said they were keeping an open mind about whether he jumped or been pushed into the water.
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