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Seven minutes of terror – how the Manchester synagogue attack was carried out
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The attacker was shot dead by officers in Crumpsall, north Manchester.
Two firearm officers were seen warning people to “get back, he has got a bomb” before shooting the attacker dead as he lay on the ground at 9.38am, seven minutes after the initial 999 call.
Footage from the scene showed a bald suspect with a beard, dark clothes and a device strapped around his waist before he was shot dead.
Heroes barricaded synagogueThe heroic actions of a security guard and a rabbi prevented more people being killed in a terror attack on a synagogue in Manchester, witnesses said.
The incident was branded an “appalling attack on the holiest day of the Jewish year” by the Community Security Trust (CST).