Manchester Bombing: 15 Suspects Detained, Others May Be At Large

British Interior Minister Amber Rudd, questioned by the BBC on May 28, 2017, believes that other people linked to the Manchester bombing could still be in the wild.

Fifteen suspects are now detained five days after the bombing that killed 22 people in Manchester, northern England. The British police believe they have arrested a large part of the network behind the terrorist attack. Thirteen people are in custody in the UK and two in Libya, the father and one of the kamikaze's brothers. On Sunday, 28 May, a 25-year-old man, and a 19-year-old man was again arrested in Manchester, and police operations continued.

Manchester Bombing: Two New Arrests, The Investigation Is Moving Forward

Police are making rapid progress in investigating the Manchester bombing, and have made two more arrests this Saturday, May 27.

The British police arrested two new people, two young men, in the investigation into the suicide bombing in Manchester on Monday (May 23rd). About 11 people are in custody this Saturday, May 27th. The investigation is progressing rapidly.