British police offer more than 23,000 euros for information about acid attacker

The London Metropolitan Police (Met) offered a reward this Sunday 20,000 pounds (23,290 euros) For information on the whereabouts of Abdul Ezzedi, whom he accuses acid attack Last Wednesday against a woman and her two daughters.

The Met’s Commander John Sewell warned in a statement that “Whoever is helping the Ezidi will avoid being caught -If he harbors him or helps him – he will be taken into custody.”

Scotland Yard revealed where the man was last seen 35 year old suspect He was leaving London’s Tower Hill underground station at 21:33 GMT on Wednesday, hours after carrying out the attack in the Clapham area of ​​south London.

was with the police earlier Other images spread across a supermarket And he was shown suffering serious injuries to his right eye and cheek at a tube station in north London.

Sewell said this Sunday that analysis of the compound used in the attack against a 31-year-old woman and her daughters, ages 8 and 3, known to the alleged perpetrator, indicated it was “a very strong concentrated corrosive substances, Which may be liquid sodium hydroxide or liquid sodium carbonate.”

Agents now compare whether it suits their found empty boxes at home of AZ in Newcastle (northeast of England), while he has also set other records in London.

The Met, as well as a refugee aid organization that assisted Ezidis – reportedly from Afghanistan, who gained asylum in the kingdom in 2021 or 2022 – created a appeal for voluntary surrender,

oldest victim unconscious in a London hospital According to police, the injuries could have serious consequences, while the girls’ injuries were less serious than thought.