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Metropolitan police said a second person was arrested on charges of fire attacks aimed at the property associated with Prime Minister Care Starmer.
Ukrainian citizen Roman Lavrinovich has been charged this week after three fire at Starmar’s family’s house after the 26 -year -old suspect was arrested at Luton Airport on Saturday.
Counter Terror is leading the police investigation. 21 -year -old Lavrinovich has been charged with the intention of endangering life. Police said the second suspect, who did not name investigators and not yet charged, was arrested for the same reason, police said.
Police said in a statement, “On Saturday, May 7, May 7 was arrested at London Luton Airport for 4: 5 hours.
“The Eastern Region Anti -Terrorism Officers of the Special Operations Unit arrested. The man was taken to police custody in London.”
“All [the fires] A high-profile public figure has a previous connection and therefore the officers of the Met Counter Terrorism Command have led the fire investigation. “
In addition to the fire in Starmar’s family house in North London, which has been rented since he entered Downing Street last year – another property associated with Islington’s Prime Minister once was set on fire, as was once a car on the same road as a family house, all in a week’s place.
Lavrinovich was detained at June June Old Belli at a hearing in the Westminster Magistrate Court on Friday. He was first arrested on Tuesday.
His legal party did not request bail.
Prosecutor Sara Pragibilska told the court that it was objectionable to complain that he was currently “unspoken”.
Prizibilska said that Lavrinovich denied the firing while taking carefully interviewing. He complained that he used “accelerating” to set fire.
Lavrinovich only spoke to confirm his identity and translated a Ukrainian interpreter to him.
