
Hashem Abedi, the brother of the Manchester bomber, has been accused of a violent attack on prison guards. Abedi allegedly threw hot cooking oil and stabbed three guards with homemade weapons at Frankland Prison in northeast England.
What Happened During the Attack?
The guards suffered burns, scalds, and stab wounds. One female guard was treated and released from the hospital, while two male guards remain hospitalized. The attack is being investigated by the Durham Constabulary.
Why Is Abedi in Prison?
Abedi was sentenced to life in prison with a minimum term of 55 years for his role in the 2017 Manchester bombing. He was convicted of murdering the 22 victims who died in the blast.
What Are the Authorities Saying?
The prison service has condemned the attack, stating that violence in prisons will not be tolerated. They are pushing for the strongest punishment for attacks on staff. The police are investigating the incident.
What’s Next?
The investigation will determine the circumstances surrounding the attack. Abedi’s actions will likely have consequences for his prison sentence. The safety of prison guards is a top priority.