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Clapham chemical attack witness: 'It’s sad that justice isn’t coming to suspect'

Source: PA Wire

A witness of the Clapham alkali attack said it is “sad” that “justice isn’t coming” to suspect Abdul Ezedi after his body is believed to have been found in the River Thames.

The Metropolitan Police announced on Tuesday that they believe his body had been recovered after a major search.

Sophie Todd, 24, witnessed the attack while on a run and said she would have liked to “see him go to court”.

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