On Friday, a suspect involved in a stabbing near Britain's famous London Bridge in 2012 was also found guilty of involvement in terrorist activities. Significantly, two people were killed in the incident of Friday's stabbing near Britain's London Bridge. Scotland Yard had confirmed the killing of a male suspect wearing a fake explosive jacket at the scene.
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According to media reports, the police has identified the suspect as 28-year-old Usman Khan. He also said that there is no possibility of anyone else being involved in the incident at the moment. Scotland Yard's head of Counter-Terrorism Police Assistant Commissioner, Neil Basu said that he has been identified. In 2012, he was found guilty of involvement in terrorist activities and in December 2018 he was released from jail.
Apart from this, British Prime Minister Boris Johnson said in a statement that the investigation is going on. Police can confirm that it is a terrorist incident. British counter-terrorism authorities have taken over the investigation and the incident has been declared a terrorist incident. Police have laid siege to the bridge. London Bridge is one of the areas where 11 people were killed in the ISIS terror attack in June 2017.
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