A third man was arrested due to the intentional burning attacks on the Starmer house in London

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The Capital Police arrested a third man due to the suspected deliberate burning attacks on real estate related to Mr. Kerr Starmer.

The 34 -year -old said he was arrested in Chelsea on Monday morning and detained on suspicion of conspiring to commit a deliberate burning with the intention of endangering life.

The arrest is related to three fires, including one in CurtainA family house in the city of Kenich, and another with a car owned by the Prime Minister on the same street. There was a third fire in an isington also linked to the Prime Minister.

During the weekend, A 26 -year -old suspect was arrested at Loton Airport In the same investigation. The fun said on Monday that this man is still in detention after the police obtained more detention from the Westminster Court of the Judges.

The third suspect, Romanian Lavrenovich, was charged last week with three charges of deliberate burning with the intention of endangering life.

At a hearing in the Westminster Solid Court on Friday, Lavrenovich, 21, was held in the reservation before he appeared in Old Billy on June 6.

On Friday’s session, Prosecutor Sarah Barzelska told the court that his alleged violation is currently “not interpreting”.

She added that he denied the deliberate burning when he was seized under caution, and claimed that he used the “accelerated” to start fires.

The court was said to have no fixed address in the United Kingdom, and he was residing with relatives in Sidenham, southeast of London, where he was arrested on Tuesday evening. His lawyer did not ask the guarantee.

The investigation is led by the leadership of Met Counter terrorism due to the possible relationship between fires and a “high -level public figure”.

In the prime minister’s questions last week, Starmer said the fires “were an attack on all of us, on democracy and the values ​​we defend.”