The Met Police has released a statement confirming his arrest
The Metropolitan Police said terror suspect Daniel Khalife was arrested just before 11am on Saturday after escaping HMP Wandsworth on Wednesday. The force issued a short statement which said officers apprehended the 21-year-old in the Chiswick area and he has been taken into police custody.
In their statement, the Met Police said: “We would like to thank the public and media for their support throughout our investigation to locate Khalife and we will provide a further update on his arrest in due course.” Chiswick resident Paul Wade opened his curtains to find five police officers outside his home on Saturday morning as part of the search for Daniel Khalife.
The 79-year-old told the PA news agency: “They said ‘I expect you know why we are here.’ They were checking everybody’s gardens. Our neighbour told us there were sniffer dogs. “As we understand it, they just clambered over the walls and inspected, they didn’t wake everybody up. They just checked. They had helicopters above.”
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