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Greater Manchester Police tweeted that counter-terrorism officers had made the arrests but did not say whether the pair faced any charges. The investigation stretched to England, where late Sunday police in Manchester announced that two teenagers were in custody in connection with the standoff. Moments later, several shots and then an explosion could be heard.ДЄuthorities have declined to say who shot Akram, saying it was still under investigation.

#Standoff 2 ios tv

Video of the standoffвЂ™s endВ from Dallas TV station WFAA showed people running out a door of the synagogue, and then a man holding a gun opening the same door just seconds later before he turned around and closed it.

We were terrified,вЂќ Cytron-Walker told вЂњCBS Mornings.вЂќ вЂњThe last hour or so of the standoff, he wasnвЂ™t getting what he wanted. The statement followed comments Saturday from the special agent in charge of the FBIвЂ™s Dallas field office that the hostage-taker was focused on an issue вЂњnot specifically related to the Jewish community.вЂќДЄkram could be heard ranting on a Facebook livestream of the services and demanding the release of Aafia Siddiqui, a Pakistani neuroscientistВ suspected of having ties to al-Qaida who was convicted of trying to kill U.S. The agency noted that Akram spoke repeatedly during negotiations about a prisoner who is serving an 86-year sentence in the U.S. The FBI on Sunday night issued a statement calling the ordeal вЂњa terrorism-related matter, in which the Jewish community was targetedвЂќ and said the Joint Terrorism Task Force is investigating. The first hostage was released shortly after 5 p.m. And all three of us were able to get out without even a shot being fired.вЂќДЄuthorities identified the hostage-taker as 44-year-old British national Malik Faisal Akram, who was killed Saturday night after the last three hostages ran out of the synagogue in Colleyville around 9 p.m. I threw a chair at the gunman, and I headed for the door. вЂњThe exit wasnвЂ™t too far away,вЂќ Cytron-Walker said. Cohen recalled rearing up in his chair and slowly moving his head and mouthing вЂњno.вЂќ As the gunman moved to sit back down, Cohen said Cytron-Walker yelled to run. At one point as the situation devolved, Cohen said the gunman told them to get on their knees. They talked to the gunman, he lectured them. We werenвЂ™t released or freed,вЂќ said Cohen, who was one of four people in the synagogue for services that many other Congregation Beth IsraelВ members were watching online.Д¬ohen said the men worked to keep the gunman engaged. Cohen, described the ordeal on Facebook on Monday. Later, he heard a gun click as he was praying.ДЄnother man held hostage, Jeffrey R. He said the man was not threatening or suspicious at first. Rabbi Charlie Cytron-Walker told вЂњCBS MorningsвЂќВ that he let the gunman inside the suburban Fort Worth synagogue Saturday because he appeared to need shelter. COLLEYVILLE, Texas (AP) - The rabbi of a Texas synagogue where a gunman took hostages during livestreamed services said Monday that he threw a chair at his captor before escaping with two others after an hourslong standoff, crediting past security trainingВ for getting himself and his congregants out safely.