Second suspect charged with murder in UK soldiers slaying
A second suspect in the killing of British soldier Lee Rigby was charged Saturday with murder, London's Metropolitan Police said.
Michael Adebolajo, 28, also was charged with attempted murder of two police officers and possession of a firearm, police said.
Police said Rigby was killed in a daylight attack a couple of hundred yards away from the Royal Artillery Barracks in the southeast London district of Woolwich on May 22. Rigby was run over by a car and then knifed in the daylight attack, authorities said.
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Adebolajo and Michael Adebowale, 22, were hospitalized after the attack. Adebolajo was released from the hospital into police custody on Friday. Adebowale was charged with murder after he was released from the hospital Tuesday.
Adebolajo is scheduled to appear in Westminster Magistrates' Court on Monday, police said.
The killing has sparked an intense investigation by police. They announced two other arrests in the case Friday, of men seized on suspicion of supplying illegal firearms. Authorities also moved a man arrested on the suspicion of killing Rigby from a hospital to a police station.
The charges against Adebolajo follow news of an inquest into Rigby's death. The inquest opened Friday at Southwark Coroner's Court and was quickly adjourned.
Detective Chief Inspector Grant Mallon, the senior investigating officer into the death, said two men were incapacitated and detained at the scene of Rigby's death.
Slain soldier was a machine gunner, royal palaces drummer, father
In all, 12 people have been arrested, including Adebolajo and Adebowale, in connection with the killing.
• Two men, ages 42 and 46, have been taken to a south London police station. One was arrested Friday in north London and the other in east London on suspicion of supplying illegal firearms.
• Six others have been freed on bail, the most recent a 50-year-old man arrested Monday night on suspicion of conspiracy to murder.
• Two were released without charges.
Separately, a man who was arrested after he spoke in an interview about Adebolajo on BBC's 'Newsnight' has been charged with two counts of dissemination of terrorist publications and one count of encouragement of terrorism. He is Ibrahim Abdullah-Hassan, also known as Abu Nusaybah. The charges are not connected to the Rigby murder investigation, police said.
Adebolajo and Michael Adebowale, 22, were hospitalized after the attack. Adebolajo was released from the hospital into police custody on Friday. Adebowale was charged with murder after he was released from the hospital Tuesday. Slain soldier was a machine gunner, royal palaces drummer, father In all, 12 people have been arrested, including Adebolajo and Adebowale, in connection with the killing. A second suspect in the killing of British soldier Lee Rigby was charged Saturday with murder, London's Metropolitan Police said. Detective Chief Inspector Grant Mallon, the senior investigating officer into the death, said two men were incapacitated and detained at the scene of Rigby's death. Adebolajo and Michael Adebowale, 22, were hospitalized after the attack. Adebolajo was released from the hospital into police custody on Friday. Adebowale was charged with murder after he was released from the hospital Tuesday. A second suspect in the killing of British soldier Lee Rigby was charged Saturday with murder, London's Metropolitan Police said. The charges against Adebolajo follow news of an inquest into Rigby's death. The inquest opened Friday at Southwark Coroner's Court and was quickly adjourned. Adebolajo and Michael Adebowale, 22, were hospitalized after the attack. Adebolajo was released from the hospital into police custody on Friday. Adebowale was charged with murder after he was released from the hospital Tuesday. • Six others have been freed on bail, the most recent a 50-year-old man arrested Monday night on suspicion of conspiracy to murder. Adebolajo is scheduled to appear in Westminster Magistrates' Court on Monday, police said. In all, 12 people have been arrested, including Adebolajo and Adebowale, in connection with the killing. The killing has sparked an intense investigation by police. They announced two other arrests in the case Friday, of men seized on suspicion of supplying illegal firearms. Authorities also moved a man arrested on the suspicion of killing Rigby from a hospital to a police station. In all, 12 people have been arrested, including Adebolajo and Adebowale, in connection with the killing. • Two were released without charges. Separately, a man who was arrested after he spoke in an interview about Adebolajo on BBC's 'Newsnight' has been charged with two counts of dissemination of terrorist publications and one count of encouragement of terrorism. He is Ibrahim Abdullah-Hassan, also known as Abu Nusaybah. The charges are not connected to the Rigby murder investigation, police said. In all, 12 people have been arrested, including Adebolajo and Adebowale, in connection with the killing. • Two men, ages 42 and 46, have been taken to a south London police station. One was arrested Friday in north London and the other in east London on suspicion of supplying illegal firearms. Detective Chief Inspector Grant Mallon, the senior investigating officer into the death, said two men were incapacitated and detained at the scene of Rigby's death. Michael Adebolajo, 28, also was charged with attempted murder of two police officers and possession of a firearm, police said.
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