🔗 Share this article House of worship Attacker Was Released Under Bond Following Sexual assault Arrest, Law enforcement State As stated by law enforcement, the suspect had been taken into custody under investigation of rape and had been released under conditional release at the time he perpetrated a lethal knife and car attack targeting a Greater Manchester synagogue. Adrian Daulby and another individual were killed during the assault on Thursday, while several individuals remain receiving medical care. Police suspect that Al-Shamie could have been motivated by "extreme Islamist ideology" and stated that additional suspects, between 18 and mid-40s, had been arrested on suspicion of planning and enabling of terrorist activities. Tributes Paid to Victims Condolences have been paid to Melvin Cravitz (left) and another victim On Friday, relatives of the deceased men paid tribute to their loved ones, praising them as brave individuals who died protecting people. Mr Daulby, 53 and the 66-year-old victim died in the attack after the assailant used a vehicle at members of the public before stabbing people that morning. Greater Manchester Police confirmed Mr Daulby was hit by officers' bullets as they shot the attacker soon after the alarm was raised. Family Comments The relatives of one victim stated he "lost his life in the brave attempt to protect people" and his final act "demonstrated extreme bravery and he will forever be remembered". The second victim, a local resident, was working as a security guard at the synagogue. Honoring his memory, his family expressed: "He was so compassionate, considerate and constantly tried to converse and get to know people. "He remained dedicated to his wife, family and enjoyed his meals. He will be deeply mourned by his wife, loved ones, companions and neighborhood." Probe Launched into Police Actions The Independent Office for Police Conduct announced it would investigate the employment of deadly weapons by firearms officers dealing with the incident, which happened on the Jewish Day of Atonement, the holiest day in the Jewish calendar. Officers with firearms accidentally killed Mr Daulby, while congregant Yoni Finlay was also injured by gunfire by officers resulting in serious injuries. The investigation will focus on the "events surrounding the deadly officer-involved shooting of Jihad Al-Shamie", as well as "whether police may have caused or been involved in the demise of the individual later found to have suffered the fatal gunshot wound". Attack Particulars Revealed Counter terror police also provided more information about the sequence of events in the run up to the assault at the local Jewish worship center. In a statement issued to the press the next day, a senior officer said: "We have been told from witness accounts that a man was seen acting suspiciously near the temple prior to he was confronted by protection staff and left the area". During that moment, the situation was not reported to authorities. Fifteen minutes later, "the individual returned in a car and initiated his horrific attack," the official added. Police are seeking legal orders to further detain all individuals currently detained, he also said. On Thursday, local law enforcement said three other suspects - two men in their 30s and a female in her sixties - had been taken into custody under suspicion of commission, preparation and instigation of acts of terrorism. Eyewitness Reports The religious leader was leading prayers when his synagogue was attacked and described witnessing "malice and hostility" as a individual began "ramming the entrance, hurling heavy plant pots, attempting everything possible to get in". Commending the rapid response of congregation members, he informed media outlets: "I saw true bravery, I have to say, and people who rushed to assist fellow worshippers instead of running away. It was astonishing." Alan Levy, the temple's head official told journalists, he heard Al-Shamie shouting "this is their punishment for harming innocent youth", before "striking with his blade into the glass, attempting to break in". Additional Details Synagogue Assault Individuals 'Died Protecting People' Eyewitnesses Recount Manchester Synagogue Attack What We Know About Synagogue Attacker