Two
men are to appear in a London court Wednesday for charges of plotting
to kill British Prime Minister Theresa May, media reports said early
Wednesday. London's Metropolitan Police confirmed the arrest of the
two men in an official statement without mentioning the intended
victim of the plot foiled by anti-terrorism police.
Police
have named the two men as Naa'imur Zakariyah Rahman, 20, from north
London and Mohammed Aqib Imran, 21, from southeastern Birmingham. The
two men have been arrested on suspicion of plotting to kill the prime
minister by using a bomb disguised as a bag to blow off the gates of
Downing Street and then attack her with knives, the reports said.
Sky
News and the Daily Telegraph are among the media outlets which
reported that. Both men are in police custody and will appear before
Westminster Magistrates Court on Wednesday.
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