Darius Nasimi News Today

In a briefing at Scotland Yard, Commander Jon Savell said: Its our main working hypothesis that Abdul Ezedi has now gone into the water.

Police believe chemical attack suspect Abdul Ezedi  may have thrown himself off Chelsea Bridge and drowned in the Thames than face turning himself in.

Clapham acid attack: Manhunt as woman and children targeted with corrosive substance in Lessar Avenue, South London

The Met Police have issued an update on the Clapham chemical attack suspect, saying that the victim and suspect were in a relationship, according to their enquiries. In a video posted to social media on Wednesday, 7 February, police said they have a clearer idea of Abdul Shokoor Ezedi’s possible motive one week on from the attack. “We understand from our enquiries that the possible motive is that the victim and suspect were in a relationship which had broken down,” said Commander Jon Savel...

Abdul Ezedi was seen on CCTV last Wednesday passing Westminster Pier in front of the police headquarters - where officers were launching a huge manhunt for him.

The Metropolitan Police said the warrants, including one at Ezedi’s place of work, were carried out in the early hours of Thursday morning.

A major hunt is underway for Ezedi, 35, who is accused of pouring a strong alkali on his ex-partner and injuring her two young children, aged three and eight, in an attack in Clapham.

Police have said the Clapham chemical attack suspect's injuries could be "fatal" if they remain untreated - as they revealed he was last seen crossing London's Vauxhall Bridge at 11pm and then walking next to the River Thames on the night of the incident.

Abdul Ezedi is alleged to have travelled from Newcastle to Clapham, south London, to douse a a mother and her two young children in an alkaline substance on Wednesday last week

Clapham chemical attacker Abdul Ezedi can be seen walking casually across the bridge in central London, as he passes through crowds holding umbrellas and bundled up in coats.