London – A third man was arrested Monday by a series of fires that went to the property linked to United Kingling Keir Starmer’s Prime MinisterThe police said.
The non -name of 34 years was arrested in Chelsea, West London, under suspicion of conspiracy to commit a fire caused by the intention of endangering life, said the Metropolitan Police.
A 26 -year -old man was arrested with the same position on Saturday, the day after Roman Lavrynovych, a Ukrainian citizen, appeared before the court on Fire setting loads to the personal house of Starmer, along with a property where he once lived and a small SUV he had sold.
The police did not provide the nationality of the second and third suspects.
No injuries of the fires were reported, which occurred on three nights in northern London between May 8 and May 12.
Lavrynovych, 21, did not enter a plea on Friday at the Westminster magistrates to three fire positions caused by the intention of endangering life.
A prosecutor said there was no explanation for the crimes and that Lavrynovych denied having burned the fires.
Starmer and his family had moved to the official Downing Street residence of the Prime Minister after being elected in July.
