British police arrested a 19-year-old man in connection with the June 3 London Bridge attacks in Barking in eastern London Sunday evening. The unnamed teenager arrested during a raid Sunday evening is currently being held in a jail in south London. The police told BBC six other men are also being held in custody in connection with the terrorist attacks. The six other men arrested are between 27 and 30 years old and were also arrested in east London. With this newest arrest, police have now arrested 21 people in the investigation into the attacks. As part of the investigation, British police released images this weekend of the fake suicide belts used by the attackers created with plastic water bottles, duct tape and leather belts. Police also revealed that the attackers had tried to hire a 7.5-ton truck and that they have identified an apartment rented by one of the attackers where they may have planned the attacks.

 Police patrol on the streets in the London Bridge area of London on June 4. Police have identified an apartment rented by one of the attackers where they may have planned the attacks

British police arrested a 19-year-old man in connection with the June 3 London Bridge attacks in Barking in eastern London Sunday evening.

The unnamed teenager arrested during a raid Sunday evening is currently being held in a jail in south London.

The police told BBC six other men are also being held in custody in connection with the terrorist attacks. The six other men arrested are between 27 and 30 years old and were also arrested in east London.

With this newest arrest, police have now arrested 21 people in the investigation into the attacks.

As part of the investigation, British police released images this weekend of the fake suicide belts used by the attackers created with plastic water bottles, duct tape and leather belts. Police also revealed that the attackers had tried to hire a 7.5-ton truck and that they have identified an apartment rented by one of the attackers where they may have planned the attacks.