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London Bridge attacks: 'Five held by police after Barking raid' London Bridge attacks: 'Four held by police after Barking raid'
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Five people are reportedly being held by police after a raid at flats in Barking.    Footage broadcast by Sky News showed an ambulance outside the Kings Road flats.   Tara Milan told The Daily Telegraph four men were detained in the flats but one man tried to escape armed police.   She said: "I saw them bringing them out of the flat opposite, around 7am.     “One man tried to flee and they shot him outside my house. They put him in an ambulance and then the others in a police van."  Four people are reportedly being held by police after an early morning raid on flats in Barking in connection with last night's attack on London Bridge.    The flat was home to one of the people suspected to have taken part in the stabbing rampage, sources told Sky News, but the Metropolitan Police did not immediately comment. 
A photo posted to Twitter by user Tanzanyali Sancez appeared to show a police cordon around the flats. A woman was also arrested during the raid but later released, according to the broadcaster. 
Residents reported hearing loud bangs and said they were later told by police they were controlled explosions. 
Neighbour Ali Nabi told The Daily Telegraph: "I heard the police shouting 'get down, get down', I looked out of my window and they were laid on the floor. All Asian men in black religious robes. 
"One was in his 50s, another had a white beard, the third was in his 30s and the fourth was younger. They were all laid down with their hands cuffed behind their backs.
"I think it was someone on the ground floor but I've never seen them."
TV footage showed an ambulance outside the property. 
At least seven people were killed after the attack and dozens more were hurt. At least seven people were killed after the attack and dozens more were hurt. 
Police shot dead the three attackers but have launched and investigation.  Police shot dead the three attackers and have launched and investigation. 
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