Countless tributes have been left outside of Heaton Park Synagogue following a terror attack last week left two people dead.
On October 2nd, Jihad Al-Shamie drove a car into a crowd of people outside a synagogue, after which a man was stabbed.
The attack took place on Yom Kippur, the holiest day in the Jewish Calendar.
Al-Shamie is understood to have been wearing a hoax explosives vest, as armed police shot him dead within minutes.
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Two worshipers were killed, 66-year-old Melvin Crazvitz and 53-year-old Adrian Daulby.
Greater Manchester Police confirmed that Mr Daulby was shot mistakenly by police during the armed response, which was described by Chief Constable Sir Stephen Watson as a “tragic and unforeseen consequence” of efforts to stop the attacker.
Six days on from the attack, floral tributes continue to be left outside the synagogue alongside messages expressing sympathy and solidarity from across Manchester.
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In arial pictures taken on October 7th, a blanket of flowers can be seen outside the synagogue gates, with mourners, including members of the Jewish community, stopping to pay their respects.
Statements were released by the Prime Minister, as well as King Charles after the terrorist attack last week.
Police officers can still be seen patrolling the area.
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