UK MP David Amess murder: Suspect of Somali descent, planned the stabbing for over a week

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British Conservative MP murder David Amess, who was stabbed several times to death in its election on October 15, wasted several serious questions about political violence and politician abuse or intimidation. When the British police detective continues to question the individual suspected fatally stabbing members of the British parliament, some interesting facts have been revealed.

Suspect: British man of Somali descent

The BBC reported, quoting Whitehall officials, that the name of the suspect was Ali Harbi Ali – a 25-year-old British Muslim about Somali’s heritage which several years ago called ‘prevent’, the British scheme for those who are considered at risk of radicalization.

Meanwhile, the daily newspaper also quoted people who were familiar with this problem and reported that Ali was the son of Harbi Ali Kullana, a former communication advisor to the Somalia Prime Minister. Kullana has confirmed that her son was in police custody and that he was ‘trauma’ by arrest. The same is also confirmed by newspaper week times in its correspondence.

Residence’s Residence: North London’s neighborhood

According to the letter, Ali planned a fatal stabbing Sir David for more than a week and even ordered an appointment for operations or open meetings in the Southend Southend constituency at Essex, before he finally stabbed MPs 17 times. Ali may have lived in the area at a time in the past, the report said, adding that his residence is currently located in a high North London environment “on the road £ 2 million Townhouse three-story where neighbors include Giles announcer Coren and, before , the late Roger Lloyd Pack actor, who plays the trigger only in fools and horses. “

Potential link to ‘Islamic extremism’

Meanwhile, the Scottish page was reported to have taken over investigations, and the AFP news agency said quoting police officials that “potential motivation related to Islamic extremism” was being examined. The police said they had searched three addresses in the London area in “fast paced investigation”.

Ali is believed not to spend a long time on the ‘Prevent’ program, which is voluntary, and never formally “interesting subjects” to MI5, the English Spy Agency, BBC said.

David Amess was talking to voters in a church in the small town of Leigh-on-Sea in East London when he was stabbed until Friday. Reports show that Sir David spoke to the public as a regular exercise every two weeks, and he even advertised the detail of the meeting on his parliamentary website.