![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/istanbul-bomb-suspect-captured-in-same-hoodie-as-london-bomber-in-dramatic-raid/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/11/2_Istanbul-suspect-cctv-everything-we-know-as-21-arrested-latest-on-Istanbul-explosion.jpg&description=Police bodycam footage showed anti-terrorism officers pinning down the female suspect, wearing a purple hoodie inscribed with the words 'New York', as they raided her home last nightIstanbul: Police raid alleged bomber's residence Police were captured arresting the woman believed to have planted the bomb that exploded on a crowded street and killed six in Istanbul yesterday. Footage shared by several Turkish newspapers showed anti-terrorism officers pointing a gun at the suspect - named as Syrian woman Ahlam Albashir - and pinning her to the floor as they raided her home last night. Police then ransacked her cupboards, going on to find a gun, wads of cash and some gold. The female was wearing a distinctive purple hoodie inscribed with the words 'New York', similar to that of the dark sweatshirt worn by Ramzi Mohammed when he tried to detonate a bomb on the London Underground's Northern Line on July 21, 2005. Officers held her by the scruff of the neck as they led her away from the property alongside several other suspects. "A little while ago, the person who left the bomb was detained by our Istanbul Police Department teams," the Anadolu Agency quoted Interior Minister Suleyman Soylu as saying. He said 21 other people were also detained for questioning. The suspect was named as Syrian woman Ahlam Albas ( @ragipsoylu/Twitter) She was arrested last night ( @ragipsoylu/Twitter) Turkey's interior minister said on Monday that initial findings indicate Kurdish militants were responsible for the deadly attack, which killed six and wounded 81 others in a bustling shopping district. Yusuf Meydan, who worked for Turkey's ministry of family and social services, and his young daughter Ecrin were among those who died. The attack devastated three families after two members of each were killed, reported Middle East Eye journalist Ragip Soylu. Footage showed anti-terrorism officers pointing a gun at the suspect and pinning her to the floor ( @istanbul_EGM/Twitter) Heartbreaking foo){kind=link}
Police bodycam footage showed anti-terrorism officers pinning down the female suspect, wearing a purple hoodie inscribed with the words ‘New York’, as they raided her home last night
Police were captured arresting the woman believed to have planted the bomb that exploded on a crowded street and killed six in Istanbul yesterday.
Footage shared by several Turkish newspapers showed anti-terrorism officers pointing a gun at the suspect – named as Syrian national Ahlam Albashir – and pinning her to the floor as they raided her home last night.
Police then ransacked her cupboards, going on to find a gun, wads of cash and some gold.
The female was wearing a distinctive purple hoodie inscribed with the words ‘New York’, similar to that of the dark sweatshirt worn by Ramzi Mohammed when he tried to detonate a bomb on the London Underground’s Northern Line on July 21, 2005.