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Arrests made on suspicion of terrorism in UK

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Published on April 17, 2015 with No Comments

 

Four people were arrested  in the UK on suspicion of terrorism, a day after a 21-year-old son of a local politician was held for trying to cross into Syria illegally.

Four people aged between 22 and 47 were arrested at Manchester airport in north west England, Greater Manchester Police said.
Police have also arrested a 31-year-old man from Rochdale .All the six arrested remain in police custody for questioning, Police added.
The arrests have come in the wake of an investigation launched after nine people, including five adults and four children, of a family were stopped by Turksih authorities while trying to cross into Syria.
The group, which included two women aged 47 and 22, three men aged 24, 22 and 21, and four children aged one, three, eight and 11, were stopped in Turkey’s Hatay province, close to the Syrian border, on April 1. Police said they were trying to establish why the group of nine people of the same family had apparently attempted to cross the border into the war-torn country. Waheed Ahmed, 21, held on the Turkish border as he attempted to cross into Syria was arrested at Birmingham Airport yesterday after being deported back to the UK. Son of a local Labour politician from Rochdale, Waheed was detained along with eight family members in Hatay near the Syrian border on April 1.

 

 

 

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