4 Confirmed Dead as ISIS Wrecked havoc In London

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UK officials are investigating a deadly attack near the Houses of Parliament. Eyewitnesses spoke of the moment they saw the human carnage left in the wake of Wednesday afternoon's attack on Westminster Bridge.

A young man - who declined to give his name - had been on a bus approaching Westminster Bridge just after the attack. The driver asked all passengers to disembark at St. Thomas's Hospital.
Talking over the sound of sirens, he told DW: "I walked off the bus and saw someone laid down by the side with tourist guidebooks around them."
"As I walked along I saw more bodies on the ground, and people holding each other. I saw about 12 on the ground, laid out, and the next guy's leg is all broken and to the side," he said.

A woman from Manchester, who also asked to remain anonymous, was in London with friends when she saw the grisly incident unfold.
"I was on the bridge. I saw the car mow down a lot of people. I saw some people lying flat on the floor, and the police got there really quickly, and the ambulance did. One guy was dead."
Visibly shaken, she said: "I never wish to see anything like that again. Ever."
Terrorist incident 'not a surprise'

Police quickly cordoned off a wide area around the Houses of Parliament and closed Westminster Bridge and Westminster Underground Station. The civil service offices of Whitehall were placed on lockdown, and helicopters circled overhead while ambulances and police vans screeched past.

Curious tourists and schoolchildren approached the police cordon, eager to see what was happening.