July 13th 2024.
A young man, aged 24, has been taken into custody in connection with a disturbing and tragic incident involving human remains. The remains were discovered in two suitcases that were found abandoned in Bristol and in a flat in west London. The suspect was detained in the early hours of the morning in the Bristol area, thanks to the efforts of armed officers at Temple Meads Station. He will be transported to London for further questioning today.
The authorities had previously identified the suspect as Yostin Andres Mosquera, a 24-year-old Colombian national, and had been looking for him. However, with the latest arrest, they have confirmed that they are not searching for anyone else in connection with this case. Deputy Assistant Commissioner Andy Valentine expressed his gratitude to the public for their support and cooperation. He also acknowledged the concerns of the local communities in Bristol and London and assured them that officers will be present in the affected areas to provide reassurance.
The Metropolitan Police have revealed that the remains found at an address in Shepherds Bush on Friday are linked to those found in the suitcases on the Clifton Suspension Bridge on Wednesday. The victims, both male, have yet to be formally identified. Another man, aged 36, was arrested in Greenwich on Friday but has since been released without charge. The police have cordoned off an area in Shepherd's Bush, where a helicopter was seen circling and a private ambulance was spotted arriving at the scene.
A map was provided to show the location of the Clifton Suspension Bridge, a suspension bridge that spans the Avon Gorge and the River Avon. The police have set up a forensic tent on the bridge and continue to search for evidence. Witnesses reported that on Wednesday night, a man arrived at the bridge in a taxi and was confronted by staff after they noticed one of the suitcases leaking blood. The suspect managed to escape towards the Leigh Woods area and left one suitcase behind. Another was found nearby shortly after. The taxi driver is cooperating with the investigation.
The Clifton Suspension Bridge, which was designed by renowned engineer Isambard Kingdom Brunel and opened in 1864, is a Grade I listed landmark. The police are appealing to anyone with information about this incident to come forward. They believe they know the identity of the two victims but are waiting for formal identification and are also trying to locate their next of kin. They have assured the public that they are doing everything in their power to bring justice to the victims and their families.
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