Abdul Ezedi manhunt LIVE: Interesting Information About Abdul Ezedi

“Manhunt for Abdul Shokoor Ezedi Continues Following Clapham Chemical Attack

The search for Abdul Shokoor Ezedi, the suspect in a terrifying chemical attack that left 12 people injured in Clapham, south-west London, is still ongoing. Authorities have offered a £20,000 reward amid concerns that Ezedi may be receiving assistance to evade capture.

During the attack on Wednesday, January 31, a toddler and her mother were targeted with an alkaline substance. The incident is believed to have been deliberate. Ezedi, a 35-year-old man from Newcastle, is being sought by police from across the country.

On Monday, the Metropolitan Police announced the arrest and subsequent release on bail of a 22-year-old man on suspicion of assisting an offender in connection with the case.

The 31-year-old woman who was attacked, reportedly acquainted with Ezedi, remains hospitalized in critical but stable condition. There are now fears that she may lose sight in her right eye. Her three-year-old and eight-year-old daughters, also injured in the incident, have since been discharged from the hospital.

Authorities have made it clear that anyone found to have harbored or assisted Ezedi will be apprehended. Ezedi is believed to have sustained a significant eye injury, which could make him easily identifiable.

Investigations have revealed that Ezedi left Newcastle in the early hours of Wednesday and traveled south to London. He was spotted in the Tooting area by around 6:30 am. Later, his vehicle was seen in Croydon at approximately 4:30 pm, and by 7 pm, he had reached Streatham.

During the attack at 7:25 pm, Ezedi allegedly threw the younger child to the ground before attempting to flee the scene in a vehicle. However, he crashed into a stationary vehicle and subsequently fled on foot. Minutes later, he boarded a Tube train at Clapham South Underground station and arrived at King’s Cross Tube station by 8 pm.

CCTV footage captured Ezedi at Tower Hill Underground station in east London at 9:33 pm, and later at Southwark Bridge at 9:50 pm.”