🔗 Share this article House of worship Attacker Was Released Under Bond After Rape Detainment, Law enforcement State According to law enforcement, the suspect had been taken into custody on suspicion of rape and was out under conditional release at the time he perpetrated a deadly vehicle and stabbing assault targeting a Greater Manchester Jewish temple. One victim and Melvin Cravitz were killed in the attack on Thursday, while several individuals are still receiving medical care. Investigators suspect that the attacker may have been influenced by "radical religious views" and announced that three more people, aged from late teens to mid-forties, had been arrested on suspicion of commission, preparation and instigation of acts of terrorism. Condolences Offered to Deceased Condolences were offered to one victim and Adrian Daulby (right) The following day, relatives of the deceased men expressed their grief to their family members, praising them as brave individuals who died saving others. Mr Daulby, 53 and the 66-year-old victim were killed in the attack when the attacker drove a car at members of the public prior to stabbing people that morning. Local authorities confirmed one victim sustained injuries by police gunfire as they shot the suspect shortly after the incident was reported. Relatives Statements The relatives of one victim stated he "lost his life in the brave attempt to protect people" and his final act "demonstrated extreme bravery and he will always be honored". The second victim, from Crumpsall, was working as a security guard at the religious building. Honoring his memory, his loved ones expressed: "He had been so kind, considerate and constantly tried to converse and get to know people. "He was dedicated to his wife, family and enjoyed his food. He will be deeply mourned by his partner, loved ones, friends and neighborhood." Probe Initiated into Officer Actions The Independent Office for Police Conduct announced it would investigate the employment of deadly weapons by armed police responding to the attack, which happened on Yom Kippur, the most sacred occasion in the Jewish calendar. Armed police inadvertently fatally shot one victim, while worshipper Yoni Finlay was also shot by officers resulting in major wounds. The investigation will focus on the "circumstances surrounding the deadly officer-involved shooting of the attacker", as well as "whether law enforcement may have caused or contributed to the demise of the individual later discovered with the lethal bullet injury". Assault Details Disclosed Counter terror police also provided more details about the sequence of events in the run up to Thursday's attack at the Heaton Park Hebrew Congregation synagogue. In a statement released to the press on Friday, Mr Taylor said: "We have been told from eyewitness statements that a man was seen acting suspiciously outside the temple before he was approached by security and left the area". During that moment, the incident had not been communicated to police. A short time after, "the individual returned in a vehicle and initiated his violent assault," the official continued. Police are seeking legal orders to extend the custody of all six people currently detained, he additionally stated. Earlier, local law enforcement said additional persons - two men in their thirties and a female in her sixties - had been arrested under suspicion of involvement and planning of terror-related activities. Firsthand Reports Rabbi Daniel Walker was conducting services when his synagogue was assaulted and described seeing "malice and hostility" as a individual began "ramming the entrance, throwing heavy plant pots, doing whatever he could to get in". Commending the rapid response of congregation members, he told media outlets: "I saw true bravery, I have to say, and people who ran to help fellow worshippers rather than fleeing. It was astonishing." The synagogue chairman, the synagogue's chairman of trustees told news organizations, he heard Al-Shamie yelling "this is their punishment for harming innocent youth", prior to "striking with his blade into the glass, trying to get through". Additional Details Temple Assault Individuals 'Lost Their Lives Protecting People' Eyewitnesses Recount Manchester Synagogue Attack What We Know About Synagogue Attacker