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A TERROR suspect, 18, walked in to his local police station for what was supposed to be an 'amicable discussion'. Within minutes, two officers had been stabbed and the young man was dead.
originally posted by: hopenotfeariswhatweneed
i can hear those war drums getting louder and louder.....place your bets here as to how long until our military get involved.....
something stinks alright...since when do the police invite a terror suspect to the station for a friendly chat...hmmmm
originally posted by: PatientZero
Im sure he wasnt a terrorist but simply a troubled youth.
.He was believed to be under investigation for threats against the Prime Minister and Mr Lay confirmed police had information the fanatic had been seen waving Islamic State flags at a local shopping centre.
originally posted by: PatientZero
Im sure he wasnt a terrorist but simply a troubled youth.
originally posted by: weirdguy
originally posted by: hopenotfeariswhatweneed
i can hear those war drums getting louder and louder.....place your bets here as to how long until our military get involved.....
something stinks alright...since when do the police invite a terror suspect to the station for a friendly chat...hmmmm
Perhaps the task force is worried about upsetting the muslim community further, so they were being lenient with the young terrorist sympathizer. What sort of a bloody idiot goes walking into a cop shop armed and then stabs two cops multiple times? What if the home terror threat is indeed real?
And Victoria Police chief commissioner Ken Lay says he does not believe the death has anything to do with a chilling Islamic State call-to-arms in recent days encouraging supporters to launch terror attacks in their home countries.
Read more: www.theage.com.au... HqZ
When Haider was searched he was found to be carrying a larger knife and an Islamic State flag.
Police believe the plan was to follow instructions from the international terror group Islamic State and behead the officers, cover the bodies in the flag and then take photos to post via the internet.
Read more: www.theage.com.au... 0lb4i.html#ixzz3ECfpSxWM
CALLS TO ATTACK POLICE
The unexpected attack on two police officers follows the release of a propaganda video by terror outfit Islamic State urging followers to target police in Australia.
In the video released online Monday, IS spokesman Abu Muhammad al-Adnani, encouraged Muslims to kill “disbelievers” in countries including Australia “in any manner”.
IS URGES MUSLIMS TO KILL AUSTRALIAN ‘UNBELIEVERS’
The 42-minute rant included an order to “strike their police, security and intelligence members, as well as their treacherous agents”.
“If you can kill a disbelieving American or European — especially the spiteful and filthy French — or an Australian, or a Canadian, or any other disbeliever from the disbelievers waging war, including the citizens of the countries that entered into a coalition against the Islamic State … kill him in any manner or way however it may be,” Adnani is heard saying, according to an English translation of the script.
Professor Greg Barton of the Global Terrorism Research Centre told news.com.au the video was “a game-changer”.
“It confirms the strategies we’ve been working on are correct, it’s a pep talk to rally their troops and this is confirmation of the way Islamic state is moving, towards direct attacks and very real threats here in Australia,” he said.
The threat to police officers prompted Queensland Police Commisioner Ian Stewart to announce he would review Queensland Police Service strategies
“As a result of this, we will now reassess, as we do every time there is a specific threat, and review our strategies,” he told The Courier-Mail.
He had written on his Facebook page he believed AFP officers and ASIO agents were “dogs” who were declaring war on Muslims and Islam and posted images of himself standing proudly with an Islamic flag and in military gear.
Mr Lay said there was no plan to arrest the man last night.
“We needed to have a chat to him about a couple of issues and we just wanted to test some of his thinking,” he said.
“This has been a confronting reminder to all police members about the stark realities and dangers that can present themselves at a moment’s notice.”
“The individual who has died, was invited and did come of his own free will to the police station,’’ he said.
“Our members had no inkling that this individual posed a threat to them. As far as we are concerned it was going to an amicable discussion about that individual’s behaviour.
“It is absolutely clear to us our members really had no choice other than to act in the way in which they did.”
The threat to police officers prompted Queensland Police Commisioner Ian Stewart to announce he would review Queensland Police Service strategies
“As a result of this, we will now reassess, as we do every time there is a specific threat, and review our strategies,” he told The Courier-Mail.
Following last night’s incident, the Queensland Police union has demanded more protection.
Union boss Ian Leavers urging the commissioner to let officers make applications to take their guns from work if they feel they are at threat.
“[Police] need to be able to protect themselves and others. If another act was to occur while they are on or off duty they have an obligation to defend people,” he told AAP.
When Haider was searched he was found to be carrying a larger knife and an Islamic State flag. Police believe the plan was to follow instructions from the international terror group Islamic State and behead the officers, cover the bodies in the flag and then take photos to post via the internet.
originally posted by: hopenotfeariswhatweneed
they suspected they were going to have their heads cut off ....so the police invited him in for a friendly chat