Daniel laughed and winked at police as he was arrested.

Yesterday morning, the Metropolitan Police were successful in their four-day manhunt for former soldier and terror suspect Daniel Khalife. The 21-year-old was apprehended on the towpath of the Grand Union Canal in west London.

As undercover counter terrorism officers pulled Khalife off a push bike, witnesses reported that he laughed and winked at them, seemingly denying his guilt. Student Ethan Andrews was one of those witnesses and he expressed his surprise at the suspect's apparent arrogance.

"I stopped in my tracks to film the dramatic arrest," Andrews said. "The guy looked up at me, winked and started laughing. I thought, how arrogant is that?" Andrews continued, "I cannot believe he was just sitting there, looked at me and just winked."

Following his arrest, Khalife is now in police custody. Footage obtained by The Sun showed him sat on the ground, with a bike, a Waitrose cool bag and a sleeping bag nearby. The Metropolitan Police said that Khalife was arrested on suspicion of being unlawfully at large and being an escaped prisoner. He was apprehended on the canal towpath some eight miles from where he was last seen by a member of the public.

The daring capture of Khalife is a success for the Metropolitan Police. After a mass land and air search, they were able to bring him to justice with the help of witnesses and undercover officers.

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