Somali Man Arrested in London Terror Attack

0:00On April 30th, a 45-year-old man born in Somalia and holding UK citizenship got arrested right at the scene of a double-stabbing in North. London's Goldas Green on Wednesday. Police slapped him with suspicion of attempted murder, but now they're calling it a terrorism case, probing if you targeted Jewish folks in the area. Earlier this year, 2020, this same suspect got referred to the Prevent Program, the government's main anti-radicalization effort, but officials shut his case down in just six weeks, even though the schemes caught heat before, for how it handles things. The attacks shook the local Jewish community hard, coming amid rising tensions. Folks are reeling from the violence, and it's spotlighting bigger worries about extremism bubbling up in everyday spots like this quiet neighborhood. Met Commissioner Mark Rowley dropped at the guy has a track record of violent run-ins plus ongoing mental health struggles, adding layers to why. This went down. Counter-terror cops confirmed the Prevent link, but clammed up on detail since the probe

1:00still rolling. Police are laser-focused on justice for the victims now, piecing together every angle while keeping the public posted as facts firm up.