Hasn't been hit yet? Maybe you didn't notice because you were blotto on weed, hookers and booze.
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Good for them, finally some balls in Europe. I remember when 911 happened some Muslims were celebrating and giving out candy.
Italy Vows to Arrest 'Anyone' Celebrating Christmas Attack
http://www.uniindia.com/italy-s-sal...-arrested-immediately/world/news/1435900.html
Italy Vows to Arrest 'Anyone' Celebrating Christmas Attack
http://www.uniindia.com/italy-s-sal...-arrested-immediately/world/news/1435900.html
Let the SOB burn in hell...
BREAKING: Strasbourg gunman Cherif Chekatt 'shot dead by French police'
The man suspected of launching a deadly shooting and stabbing rampage in the centre of Strasbourg this week was shot dead by French police on Thursday evening, according to reports.
The reports follow a huge police operation carried out in the Neudorf neighbourhood where Cherif Chekatt, 29, was last seen.
Police sources have told French media that Chekatt was shot dead during the operation that took place just after 9pm. It was not immediately clear how he was shot and whether he opened fire on police.
He was believed to have been armed with a knife and a firearm. He is said to have been injured after exchanging fire with soldiers, but managed to escape and has not been seen since exiting the taxi in Neudorf.
Reports say the man believed to have killed three people and left several others seriously injured when he attacked members of the public on Tuesday night, was hiding out in a factory.
Police had been carrying out operations in Neudorf throughout the day with residents moved out of the area as apartments were searched.
Chekatt had not been seen since getting out of a taxi in the Neudorf area of Strasbourg shortly after launching his attack.
He had a brief exchange of gunfire with police before going into hiding. Over 700 police and specialist anti-terror officers had joined the hunt to find the suspect who was a hardened criminal and known to authorities for having been radicalised to an extremist form of Islam.
While there were fears he may have fled into neighbouring Germany French police concentrated their searches on the Neudorf and Meinau areas, where Chekatt grew up.
Just before reports emerged that police had tracked down the suspect France's Interior Minister Christophe Castaner announced that the city's famed Christmas market would reopen again on Friday.
Security around the market would be boosted with the number of access points reduced and shoppers subject to more checks.
"We can't give in to fear because life, the festivities, our culture, the joy, of which this Christmas market is a symbol, must win through," said Castaner.
The day after the terror attack and with Chekatt on the run French police released an image of the suspect in the hope the public would help track him down. They were warned not to approach or try to intervene with the "dangerous individual".
A fifth person was detained by police for questioning on Thursday, in addition to the suspect's parents and two brothers who have been in custody since Wednesday.
French President Emmanuel Macron expressed "the solidarity of the whole country" towards the victims as he arrived for a European summit in Brussels.
"It is not only France that has been hit.. but a great European city as well," he added, referring to the seat of the European parliament in the eastern French city that lies on the border with Germany.
https://www.thelocal.fr/20181213/br...man-cherif-chekatt-shot-dead-by-french-police
BREAKING: Strasbourg gunman Cherif Chekatt 'shot dead by French police'
The man suspected of launching a deadly shooting and stabbing rampage in the centre of Strasbourg this week was shot dead by French police on Thursday evening, according to reports.
The reports follow a huge police operation carried out in the Neudorf neighbourhood where Cherif Chekatt, 29, was last seen.
Police sources have told French media that Chekatt was shot dead during the operation that took place just after 9pm. It was not immediately clear how he was shot and whether he opened fire on police.
He was believed to have been armed with a knife and a firearm. He is said to have been injured after exchanging fire with soldiers, but managed to escape and has not been seen since exiting the taxi in Neudorf.
Reports say the man believed to have killed three people and left several others seriously injured when he attacked members of the public on Tuesday night, was hiding out in a factory.
Police had been carrying out operations in Neudorf throughout the day with residents moved out of the area as apartments were searched.
Chekatt had not been seen since getting out of a taxi in the Neudorf area of Strasbourg shortly after launching his attack.
He had a brief exchange of gunfire with police before going into hiding. Over 700 police and specialist anti-terror officers had joined the hunt to find the suspect who was a hardened criminal and known to authorities for having been radicalised to an extremist form of Islam.
While there were fears he may have fled into neighbouring Germany French police concentrated their searches on the Neudorf and Meinau areas, where Chekatt grew up.
Just before reports emerged that police had tracked down the suspect France's Interior Minister Christophe Castaner announced that the city's famed Christmas market would reopen again on Friday.
Security around the market would be boosted with the number of access points reduced and shoppers subject to more checks.
"We can't give in to fear because life, the festivities, our culture, the joy, of which this Christmas market is a symbol, must win through," said Castaner.
The day after the terror attack and with Chekatt on the run French police released an image of the suspect in the hope the public would help track him down. They were warned not to approach or try to intervene with the "dangerous individual".
A fifth person was detained by police for questioning on Thursday, in addition to the suspect's parents and two brothers who have been in custody since Wednesday.
French President Emmanuel Macron expressed "the solidarity of the whole country" towards the victims as he arrived for a European summit in Brussels.
"It is not only France that has been hit.. but a great European city as well," he added, referring to the seat of the European parliament in the eastern French city that lies on the border with Germany.
https://www.thelocal.fr/20181213/br...man-cherif-chekatt-shot-dead-by-french-police
The suspect was arrested in Bari which means he/she got burned and was attempting to leave the country. Bari is a fairy terminal to Greece, with direct links to both Alexandria and Tel Aviv. Italy spends more than most on anti-terror, they have extensive experience in the field. Considering how this has helped Europe, Germany and Holland should ease up on austerity measures.
https://www.nytimes.com/aponline/2018/12/13/world/europe/ap-eu-italy-terror-arrest.html
The rest of Europe should stop kicking Italy, this is what they get in return. Grudgingly, the de facto leader of the country is right.
