Clapham Chemical Attack Suspect Likely Drowned in Thames, Police Say

Abdul Ezedi, wanted for attacking a mother and her children with a corrosive substance, has not been seen since the night of the incident.

Police believe Abdul Ezedi, the suspect in the Clapham chemical attack, has likely drowned in the River Thames after being seen on CCTV near the river.
Ezedi attacked a mother and her two children with a corrosive alkaline substance, leaving the mother with potentially life-changing injuries.
A nationwide manhunt was launched for Ezedi, who has not been seen since the night of the attack.
Ezedi, an Afghan refugee, had previously been convicted of a sex offense in the UK but was granted asylum after claiming religious persecution.
Investigators tracked Ezedi's movements across London, concluding he likely entered the Thames from Chelsea Bridge.