Summary
Police in Manchester say an officer might have accidentally shot a victim during a synagogue attack. The attack involved a man driving into pedestrians and stabbing people, killing two and injuring others. The incident has led to public concern about anti-Semitism in the area.
Key Facts
- An officer might have accidentally shot one of the victims during the Manchester attack.
- The attacker drove a car into pedestrians and then began stabbing people near a synagogue.
- The attack occurred during Yom Kippur, an important Jewish holiday.
- Two men, Adrian Daulby and Melvin Cravitz, were killed in the attack.
- Three other individuals sustained injuries.
- Daulby's family called him a "hero" for his actions during the attack.
- Community members have expressed concern about growing anti-Semitism.
- Deputy Prime Minister David Lammy attended a vigil for the victims.
