Overview
- Counter Terrorism Policing North West said Jihad Al‑Shamie phoned 999 in the initial moments of the Yom Kippur attack to claim responsibility and pledge allegiance to Islamic State.
- Two worshippers, Melvin Cravitz, 66, and Adrian Daulby, 53, were killed, with Daulby believed to have died from police gunfire as officers stopped the attacker.
- Police say Al‑Shamie rammed worshippers with a car, stabbed victims, tried to enter the synagogue while wearing a hoax explosive device, and carried a second knife.
- Six people believed to be associates were arrested under terrorism laws; two were released without charge, four remain in custody, and further releases were expected on Wednesday.
- The suspect was on bail for an alleged rape and had not been referred to Prevent, as the IOPC examines officers’ use of lethal force in the operation.