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'More bombers could strike'; 9 suspects arrested
(Agencies-AFP)
Updated: 2005-07-29 05:59
Police said the nine did not include the three suspected bombers they are
still hunting. They arrested one of the four prime suspects in a dramatic dawn
raid on Wednesday.
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| The image, obtained and released by ABC News on Wednesday,
reportedly show a bomb found in a car at Luton train station, north
London, in connection with the July 7 London bombings.
[Reuters] | They hope the arrest of Yasin Hassan
Omar, 24, will provide a breakthrough in the search for the three other
suspects.
Blair said his force was reviewing 15,000 closed circuit television tapes,
had taken 1,800 witness statements and received 5,000 calls to its
anti-terrorism hotline.
Omar, who came to Britain from Somalia as a child refugee, was wanted in
connection with an attempted attack at London's Warren Street underground
station on July 21.
Armed police used a stun gun when they arrested him in a raid on a house in
the central English city of Birmingham.
Police were under pressure to exercise caution after they shot dead Brazilian
Jean Charles de Menezes in London on Friday after mistaking him for a suicide
bomber.
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