Police search for men who left suspect van at Gatwick partita

Two men who left a suspicious van in a short-term parking lot Wednesday at London's Gatwick Airport are wanted for questioning, authorities said in a written statement.

The men pushed up a barrier to get into a parking deck then parked the blue Renault van on the bottom floor, the statement from Sussex police said.

When authorities checked with the company whose name was on the van, it said it got rid of the vehicle in November. More checks revealed the van was unregistered.



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The bomb squad was called because it appeared something large and heavy was in the back of the van, and police used explosive charges to get into the vehicle.

Nothing threatening was found in the vehicle, police said.

'There is nothing to link the vehicle with terrorist activity and there is a strong possibility that the two men dumped the van as they headed for a flight,' Inspector Gary Medland from Gatwick Police said. 'We are obviously very keen to talk to the men involved.'

Police shut down the parking area for more than three hours, causing a major disruption for some passengers.

A spokeswoman for the airport said all flights operated normally during the police activity.

Two men who left a suspicious van in a short-term parking lot Wednesday at London's Gatwick Airport are wanted for questioning, authorities said in a written statement. Nothing threatening was found in the vehicle, police said. Nothing threatening was found in the vehicle, police said. When authorities checked with the company whose name was on the van, it said it got rid of the vehicle in November. More checks revealed the van was unregistered. Police shut down the parking area for more than three hours, causing a major disruption for some passengers. Nothing threatening was found in the vehicle, police said. A spokeswoman for the airport said all flights operated normally during the police activity. The men pushed up a barrier to get into a parking deck then parked the blue Renault van on the bottom floor, the statement from Sussex police said. Police shut down the parking area for more than three hours, causing a major disruption for some passengers. The bomb squad was called because it appeared something large and heavy was in the back of the van, and police used explosive charges to get into the vehicle. When authorities checked with the company whose name was on the van, it said it got rid of the vehicle in November. More checks revealed the van was unregistered. The men pushed up a barrier to get into a parking deck then parked the blue Renault van on the bottom floor, the statement from Sussex police said. When authorities checked with the company whose name was on the van, it said it got rid of the vehicle in November. More checks revealed the van was unregistered. Two men who left a suspicious van in a short-term parking lot Wednesday at London's Gatwick Airport are wanted for questioning, authorities said in a written statement. Nothing threatening was found in the vehicle, police said. The bomb squad was called because it appeared something large and heavy was in the back of the van, and police used explosive charges to get into the vehicle. A spokeswoman for the airport said all flights operated normally during the police activity. The men pushed up a barrier to get into a parking deck then parked the blue Renault van on the bottom floor, the statement from Sussex police said. 'There is nothing to link the vehicle with terrorist activity and there is a strong possibility that the two men dumped the van as they headed for a flight,' Inspector Gary Medland from Gatwick Police said. 'We are obviously very keen to talk to the men involved.' Nothing threatening was found in the vehicle, police said. A spokeswoman for the airport said all flights operated normally during the police activity. 'There is nothing to link the vehicle with terrorist activity and there is a strong possibility that the two men dumped the van as they headed for a flight,' Inspector Gary Medland from Gatwick Police said. 'We are obviously very keen to talk to the men involved.' A spokeswoman for the airport said all flights operated normally during the police activity. Nothing threatening was found in the vehicle, police said. The men pushed up a barrier to get into a parking deck then parked the blue Renault van on the bottom floor, the statement from Sussex police said. 'There is nothing to link the vehicle with terrorist activity and there is a strong possibility that the two men dumped the van as they headed for a flight,' Inspector Gary Medland from Gatwick Police said. 'We are obviously very keen to talk to the men involved.' A spokeswoman for the airport said all flights operated normally during the police activity. Police shut down the parking area for more than three hours, causing a major disruption for some passengers. Two men who left a suspicious van in a short-term parking lot Wednesday at London's Gatwick Airport are wanted for questioning, authorities said in a written statement. Nothing threatening was found in the vehicle, police said. Police shut down the parking area for more than three hours, causing a major disruption for some passengers. 'There is nothing to link the vehicle with terrorist activity and there is a strong possibility that the two men dumped the van as they headed for a flight,' Inspector Gary Medland from Gatwick Police said. 'We are obviously very keen to talk to the men involved.'

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