One of the London terrorists found an Irish certificate

One of the performers of the terrorist attack in London , committed on the night of June 4, found an Irish personality certificate, the police are investigating a possible connection of the attack with Ireland, Skynews reports.

The detected identification card confirms that the attacker lived in Ireland. It is reported that the Irish police helps in the investigation.

In East London, raids were held at two addresses, 11 arrested remain in custody - seven women and four men. The first victim of the London terrorist attack was the Canadian from British Colombia Christine Archibald. Prime Minister Teresa May held a meeting of the Cobra Extraordinary Government Committee, after which she stated that there were several foreigners among the victims.

“Now the police are working to establish the individuals of everyone who died tragically or was wounded that Saturday evening,” the prime minister said. “It is now clear that citizens of several countries have become victims.”

She added that the attacks became "an attack on democracy and an attempt to suppress free will." “In this regard, I would again like to praise the police for impeccable response, as well as emergency services,” she added.

Earlier, among the dead there are foreigners, in particular from Canada, told reporters at a briefing Deputy Chief Scotland-Yard Mark Rowley. Among the victims were also called two Frenchmen, the state of one of whom is evaluated as serious.

On the night of June 4, a group of militants in a minibus at high speed went to the sidewalk on the London bridge in the center of the English capital and began to press the people there. Then they got out of the car and with hunting knives attacked passers-by in the Bor-Market area.

The terrorists shouted during the attack: "This is in the name of Allah!" The attackers were liquidated by the police. Later, the “Islamic State”* took responsibility for the attack*.

As a result of the attack, seven people were killed, 48 were hospitalized, 21 of them remain in critical condition. Among the wounded four police officers.