Arson Attack on Ambulances: Police Seek Public's Help

0:00On March 23rd, counter-terrorism policing detectives are leading the probe into an arson attack that damaged four ambulances and Barnett's golders' green, Igaria. The incident happened around 145 a.m. on Highfield Road, and while it's not yet classified as terrorism, specialists are on the case due to the nature of the attack. They've launched an online portal at UcoPoliceImage, Appeal.co, R-U-K, for anyone with video or audio footage from before, during, or after to upload. It's safely. CCTV captured three suspects' inhudes, pouring accelerant on the parked vehicles, setting them a light, and then running off. Officers have already collected local camera footage and witness statements, with forensic teams now combing the scene for clues. The attack has sparked worry in the Jewish community and beyond, but police are working non-stop to track down those responsible and reassure locals. They're partnering closely with neighborhood officers to keep things secure.

1:01Specialists are pouring over hours of video to trace the suspect's past, and they're checking an online claim from a group purporting to take credit. Though its validity is still under review, no arrests have been made so far. If you have info, call 101 with reference 415 of March 23rd, or Crime Stoppers anonymously, on 08005. Police appreciate the community's help as they push forward with the investigation.