Police say that the victim of the Manchester Church attack was killed by a shot officer, the police say

London One of the two people who were killed on Thursday A terrorist attack outside a synagogue The Greater Manchester Police said on Friday that the northern English city of Manchester may have died due to a gunfire by a police officer. Two Jewish men, who were known by the police as Adrian International and Melfin Kravitz, were killed, and three others were seriously injured during the attack, which occurred on Kibor’s day, the holiest day in the Jewish religious calendar.

Both the victims were the local population.

Stephen Watson, the head of the Greater Manchester Police, said that a government pathology specialist advised the police that he “temporarily decided that one of the deceased victims had suffered a wound consistent with a shot.” statement Friday.

“It is currently believed that the suspect, the Shami jihad, was not a firearm,” Watson said. “It follows, that this is undergoing more criminal examination, perhaps this injury was unfortunately as a tragic and unexpected result of the urgent procedure required by the officers to end this evil attack.”

Watson added: “We also advised by medical professionals that one of the three victims currently receiving treatment in the hospital also suffered a gunshot wound, which is not threatening life,” Watson added.

Police officers shot and killed the suspect, who believed that the investigators are Jihad al -Shami, who is 35 years old, a British citizen of Syrian origin, following an attack and stabbed outside the Hebrew Hitton Park Church on Thursday morning.

The officers were summoned to the synagogue at approximately 9:30 am local time (4:30 am EST) by a member of the public, who said he saw a car heading towards members of the public.

Police said on Thursday that the attacker led directly to people outside the synagogue and then attacked people with a knife. The attack occurred while a large group of worshipers inside the synagogue, but the suspect was unable to enter the building.

In his statement on Friday, Watson said that the only shots launched by the police were launched by the police “as they worked to prevent the perpetrator from entering the synagogue and causing further harm to our Jewish community.”

The attacker wore a jacket that looked like it might contain explosives, but the police later confirmed that viable explosives were found.

Police said Thursday night that three other individuals were arrested, “on suspicion of commission, preparation and incitement to terrorism,” with regard to the attack, which was identified by the force only as “two men in the thirties and a woman in the 1960s.”

UK Prime Minister Kiir Starmer visited the place of the attack on Friday with his wife, and spoke with the police and other officials outside the synagogue.

in Social media yet On Thursday night, Starmer described the attack as “an evil terrorist attack that attacked the Jews, because they are Jews.”

“The anti -Semitism is a hatred that rises, again. Britain must defeat it again. For everyone Jewish in this country: I promise that I will do everything in my endeavor to ensure the security it deserves,” he said.