Police get more time to quiz suspects in alleged plot against Jewish community
Summary
Police in Manchester have been allowed to keep two men in custody until 4 October while investigating an alleged plan to attack the Jewish community. The men were arrested on 20 September, just before Yom Kippur, and police are continuing their inquiries.Key Facts
- Two men in their 30s were arrested in Manchester on 20 September.
- They are suspected of planning a terrorist attack targeting the Jewish community.
- Police were given extra time to question the men until 4 October.
- The arrests happened just before Yom Kippur, a very important Jewish holiday.
- Searches were conducted at properties in Liverpool and Salford.
- The police investigation is ongoing with several lines of inquiry.
- The Community Security Trust called the suspected plot very serious and worrying.
- This comes not long after a previous terrorist attack attempt at a synagogue in Manchester last year.
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