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Arson Suspect Arrested in Jewish Ambulance Attack

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Arson suspect arrested in court, three others charged in attack on Jewish ambulances in London. Counter Terrorism Policing investigating, community impact significant.

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Arson Suspect Arrested in Jewish Ambulance Attack

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Belfast News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Arson Suspect Arrested in Jewish Ambulance Attack. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

0:00On April 4th, police just naved another suspect in that arson hit on four Jewish ambulances in Northwest London. This goes down to an attack on Hazzola vehicles in Golders Green, early morning March 23rd, when flames sparked explosions from gas canisters. Inside, prosecutors dropped the news during a hearing at Westminster Magistrate's Court on Saturday. The fresher rest happened right there in the courtroom that morning, as they laid out charges against three young guys already in the mix. Hamza Iqbal, a 20-year-old Brit from Layton, Rayhan Khan, 19, and also from Layton, plus a 17-year-old dual-British Pakistani kid from, Waltham-style All-Charge Friday with arson that risked lives. Counter-terrorism policing is running the probe, even though it's not tagged as terror. Two older Brit's, 45 and 47, got picked up last week with their out on bail to late April. The Jewish volunteer crews reeling from losing those rigs, hitting emergency response in the community hard. Meanwhile, the courts got more hearings lined up, so this saga is far from wrapped.

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