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(Reuters) - British counter-terrorism police arrested a man at the BBC's headquarters after an interviewee said that security services tried to recruit one of the two suspects in the murder of a soldier in London.
A man identified by the BBC as Abu Nusaybah told its flagship news program "Newsnight" that intelligence officers had approached Adebolajo six months ago to see if he would work for them as an informant. He said Adebolajo had refused.
BBC reporter Richard Watson, who conducted the interview, said police were waiting to arrest Nusaybah after the interview had finished on Friday. The pre-recorded interview was broadcast later that evening.
London's Metropolitan Police said counter-terrorism officers had arrested a 31-year-old man at 2030 GMT (4.00 P.M. EDT) on "suspicion of the commission, preparation or instigation of acts of terrorism".
"These two guys were crazed. They were just not there. They were just animals."
Afterward, the men appeared to want to be filmed, with one of the attackers going over to a bus and asking people to take photos of him as if he wanted to be on TV.
Then, a man with a cleaver and knife in his bloody hands "came straight to me (and) said, 'No, no, no, it's cool. I just want to talk to you.'"
Originally posted by Swills
reply to post by HomoSapiensSapiens
God only knows what's become of him at the moment. Is he being held by UK police or, since he is being brought up on terrorism charges, has MI6 taken him away? I wonder if he's been allowed to contact anyone, like a lawyer.
And I'm glad that Islamic terrorists don't want to kill me, I'm glad that they want to kill those truly responsible, sorry MSM, this was not an attack on the British public, it was attack on the government, BIG difference
Originally posted by OtherSideOfTheCoin
reply to post by Zcustosmorum
And I'm glad that Islamic terrorists don't want to kill me, I'm glad that they want to kill those truly responsible, sorry MSM, this was not an attack on the British public, it was attack on the government, BIG difference
What horrible remark,
Do you think that Lee Rigby’s wife, parents or his 2 year old child would agree with your stupid comment?
No!
Because this was not an attack against “big government” if they want to do that then they should have gone after David Cameron
No this was a cowardly attack against a brave serving British soldier who served his country with honor.
Originally posted by Zcustosmorum
And I'm glad that Islamic terrorists don't want to kill me, I'm glad that they want to kill those truly responsible, sorry MSM, this was not an attack on the British public, it was an attack on the government, BIG difference