A terrorist attack which killed two people in Crumpsall on this morning (October 2) has left a ‘deep mark’ on Manchester — but the city’s leaders have vowed they will ‘never let hatred succeed’.
The suburb has been rocked by the incident, which saw police scrambled to Heaton Park Hebrew Congregation Synagogue shortly after 9.30am.
Greater Manchester Police have since confirmed a car was driven at people outside the building.
Two people were killed in the incident, either hit by the vehicle or stabbed, with another two seriously injured.
One attacker was shot dead by police seven minutes after the 999 call was made. And two other suspects have since been arrested.
