Counter-terrorism officers have issued a significant update in their investigation into the Westminster terror attack, releasing new CCTV images of a suspect believed to be connected to the incident.
The Metropolitan Police's Counter Terrorism Command has appealed to the public for assistance, asking anyone who recognises the individual or has relevant information to come forward immediately.
New Evidence Emerges
Investigators have uncovered fresh footage showing a person of interest near the scene around the time of the attack. While authorities haven't confirmed whether this individual was directly involved, they consider the sighting potentially crucial to their inquiries.
Detective Chief Superintendent Dominic Murphy, head of the Counter Terrorism Command, stated: "We're treating this as a priority investigation and following all credible lines of enquiry. The public's help could prove vital in progressing this case."
Heightened Security Measures
Security remains tight across central London following the incident, with armed officers maintaining a visible presence at key locations. Police have reassured the public that there is no intelligence to suggest any imminent further threat.
The investigation continues to examine the circumstances surrounding the attack, with forensic teams working meticulously at the scene. Authorities are particularly interested in establishing the suspect's movements before and after the incident.
Anyone with information is urged to contact the police via the anti-terrorist hotline or anonymously through Crimestoppers.
