Fourth Arrest in Arson Attack on Jewish Ambulances

0:00On April 4, police have made a fourth arrest in a counter-terrorism probe into an arson attack on Jewish volunteer ambulances in North London. Golders green. The incident happened around 1.35 a.m. on March 23, when four vehicles from the Hatzola Service got torched. Earlier this week, on April 3, three suspects got charged with arson reckless about endangering life. This includes 20-year-old Hamzaikbo and 19-year-old Rehaan Khan from Layton, plus a 17-year-old from Walthamstow. They showed up and caught the next day and got remanded until April 24 at the Old Bailey. This hit hard for the local Jewish community, since Hatzola is a volunteer outfit providing emergency medical help in the area. No one was hurt, but destroying those ambulances disrupts vital services at a tense time. Even on April 4, while cops were at Westminster Magistrate's Court for those three, they spotted and nabbed another 19-year-old right there.

1:00For arson with intent to endanger life, two other guys arrested back on March 25 are out on bail until late April. The investigation rolls on with counter-terrorism policing, leading searches in East London, as authorities piece together more on this targeted blaze.