One of the victims who died in Manchester attack likely shot by officers, police say

Manchester and the jihadi war against Jews

There was a depressing inevitability to the terrorist attack outside Heaton Park synagogue last Thursday that claimed the lives of two worshippers, Adrian Daulby and Melvin Cravitz. For much of the past two years, Jewish communal groups, activists and public figures have warned about rising anti-Semitism, and cautioned that the atmosphere of febrile hostility would eventually manifest in real-world harm. Those fears were realised during Manchest…

UK Police Killed One Of The Manchester Synagogue Victims

One of the two victims who died in last weeks synagogue attack in Manchester, was shot dead by police. The other victim was killed by the suspect who was also shot dead by police. Greater Manchester Police declared [...] The post UK Police Killed One Of The Manchester Synagogue Victims appeared first on The People's Voice.

UK police: 2 synagogue attack victims likely 'accidentally shot' by officers

One of the two deceased victims of the Manchester synagogue attack and another who was injured were likely shot by police officers, police said.

UK police admit shooting synagogue attack victim who died

UK police said on Friday they shot two victims, including one who died, as officers responded to an attack on worshippers at a Manchester synagogue marking a Jewish holiday. The admission came as Deputy Prime Minister David Lammy was booed at a vigil for the victims, with emotions running high a day after the atrocity. At the gathering to remember the two victims — named by police as Adrian Daulby, 53, and Melvin Cravitz, 66 — people could be he…

UK synagogue attack: Police likely shot one victim

Two people were killed and three seriously injured in an attack on a synagogue in Manchester on Thursday. Police said one victim may have been accidentally shot by officers, as the attacker had no firearm.

Manchester synagogue victim accidentally shot, police say, as attacker identified

In a fresh statement, Greater Manchester Police says they believe the attacker may have been influenced by "extreme Islamist ideology".