London subway attack: police raid home of couple who took in young Syrian refugees
British police Saturday raided a home in a London suburb that belongs to an elderly couple honored for their work with child refugees as part of the fast-moving investigation into London’s subway bombing Friday that injured 30 people.
The property is registered to Ronald Jones, 88, and his 71-year-old wife, Penelope, who have been honored by the Queen after taking care of 268 foster children, The London Times reported.
Neighbors told the The Sun that the couple have six children of their own and had started taking foster children after seeing the plight of refugees displaced from Syria and elsewhere....
Rev. Armen Thomassian | 11/17/2015
