Police Have Suspect in Nail-Bomb Attack
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A young white man seen on video images released by police has been identified as the prime suspect in an April 17 nail-bomb attack that injured 39 people in Brixton, south London, which has a large African-Caribbean population. Police said the suspect was not known to them, and they have asked the public to help identify him. Police said they have not linked the suspect to a similar attack a week later that injured seven people in Brick Lane, the heart of the Bangladeshi community in London’s East End.
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