The international safe haven said that he had a work visa. It said he returned for six days in March 2015 on an outing booked through an endorsed travel operator. The Saudi Embassy said that he wasn't followed by the nation's security benefits and didn't have a criminal record there.
Before taking the name Masood, he was known as Adrian Elms. He was known for having a vicious temper in England and had been indicted at any rate twice for fierce wrongdoings. Masood drove his leased SUV over the swarmed Westminster Bridge on Wednesday, striking people on foot. At that point he hopped out and assaulted cop Keith Palmer, who was guarding Parliament, lethally wounding him before being shot dead by police.
On the whole, he slaughtered four individuals and left more than two dozen hospitalized, incorporating some with what have been depicted as cataclysmic wounds. The Islamic State aggregate asserted duty regarding the assault.
English authorities said security at Parliament will be looked into after new film developed that indicated expansive entryways to the complex were left open after Masood hurried onto the grounds. There are concerns assistants could have tailed him in and executed more individuals. The recording demonstrates people on foot strolling by the open entryways and even a dispatch entering the grounds.
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