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European police probe terror plot

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posted on Sep, 29 2010 @ 04:41 PM
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European police probe terror plot


online.wsj.com

European police are searching for a suspected hit team believed to be operating in Europe, and possibly planning a shooting spree in an urban center, according to a senior intelligence official.

The investigation, driven by U.S. intelligence, is focusing on a man of unknown age and background known only as "Mauritani," the official said.

The threat reports are too broad for specific action, intelligence officials say, although the strongest intelligence suggests that the group may be preparing an attack against an unprotected target or targets in the U.K., France or Germany.

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posted on Sep, 29 2010 @ 04:41 PM
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With posts on ATS about military activity on the rise in Europe I just came across this and maybe there is a connection between the two. The claim of the possible attacks having resemblence to the Mumbai attacks is sure to have Europe on its toes prepared to take down the terrorists. According to the joint task force of U.S. and European counter terrorism officials this plan may still have the possibility of unfolding.

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posted on Sep, 29 2010 @ 04:51 PM
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There very well could be a connection - they seem to know some important specifics such as "shooting spree". This will frighten a lot of people as this could be done almost any place where people gather - stores, transportation terminals, tourist spots, etc. I keep thinking of the 2 bombs scares at the Eiffel Tower recently, possibly a diversion? Be aware when in crowds and stay safe. Thanks for the info and link OP - this is important!



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