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- Where/who Is This Freelance Photographer Who Conveniently Distracted The Nyc Police Officers Before The Axe Attack? - Update
Zaim Farouq Abdul-Malik is the Muslim name of Zale Thompson, the NYPD hatchet attacker in Queens ChicagoTribune: New York officer critically wounded in hatchet attack "A hatchet-wielding attacker charged a group of New York City police officers...
- Jihadi Attacks Disrupted In United States And Australia
Four Terrorists Captured on US Border on September 10 – Day Before 9-11 AND THIS: Terror raids disrupt ‘violent acts in Australia’A series of major pre-dawn counter-terrorism raids across Sydney and Brisbane on Thursday disrupted plans...
- 'major London Terror Plot' Foiled By Police In Dramatic Armed Raids Across The Capital
From the London Evening Standard: Police smashed a suspected Islamist terror plot to attack London after four men were held by heavily-armed officers. The Met acted on intelligence that the men may have had access to firearms, prompting fears of an attack...
- Six Men Held Over Plot To Attack Pope Are Released Without Charge
Cue British Dhimmis calling Scotland Yard "racist" in five, four, three, two, ... From the Daily Mail: Six men held by counter-terrorism police probing an alleged plot to attack the Pope have all been released without charge, Scotland Yard said today....
- French Government Holds "crisis Talks" With "community Leaders" Over "youth" Violence
From the London Telegraph: The French government yesterday held crisis talks with community leaders in an effort to halt mounting violence in suburbs around Paris, amid news that gangs of youths, mainly of North African descent, were intensifying attacks...
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It will now be illegal to film security responses in UK?
From HerRoyalWhyness:
Recall a couple of weeks ago the video demonstrating UK police appearing to retreat from hostile Islamic hoards?Bloody Riots in London… Pro-Hamas Protesters Attack Police At Israeli Embassy foundingbloggers.comUK: Taking Photos of Police Officers Could be Considered a Crime
Set to become law on 16 February, the Counter-Terrorism Act 2008 amends the Terrorism Act 2000 regarding offences relating to information about members of armed forces, a member of the intelligence services, or a police officer.
The new set of rules, under section 76 of the 2008 Act and section 58A of the 2000 Act, will target anyone who ‘elicits or attempts to elicit information about [members of armed forces] … which is of a kind likely to be useful to a person committing or preparing an act of terrorism’.
A person found guilty of this offence could be liable to imprisonment for up to 10 years, and to a fine.
The law is expected to increase the anti-terrorism powers used today by police officers to stop photographers, including press photographers, from taking pictures in public places. ‘Who is to say that police officers won’t abuse these powers,’ asks freelance photographer Justin Tallis, who was threatened by an officer last week. […]
- Where/who Is This Freelance Photographer Who Conveniently Distracted The Nyc Police Officers Before The Axe Attack? - Update
Zaim Farouq Abdul-Malik is the Muslim name of Zale Thompson, the NYPD hatchet attacker in Queens ChicagoTribune: New York officer critically wounded in hatchet attack "A hatchet-wielding attacker charged a group of New York City police officers...
- Jihadi Attacks Disrupted In United States And Australia
Four Terrorists Captured on US Border on September 10 – Day Before 9-11 AND THIS: Terror raids disrupt ‘violent acts in Australia’A series of major pre-dawn counter-terrorism raids across Sydney and Brisbane on Thursday disrupted plans...
- 'major London Terror Plot' Foiled By Police In Dramatic Armed Raids Across The Capital
From the London Evening Standard: Police smashed a suspected Islamist terror plot to attack London after four men were held by heavily-armed officers. The Met acted on intelligence that the men may have had access to firearms, prompting fears of an attack...
- Six Men Held Over Plot To Attack Pope Are Released Without Charge
Cue British Dhimmis calling Scotland Yard "racist" in five, four, three, two, ... From the Daily Mail: Six men held by counter-terrorism police probing an alleged plot to attack the Pope have all been released without charge, Scotland Yard said today....
- French Government Holds "crisis Talks" With "community Leaders" Over "youth" Violence
From the London Telegraph: The French government yesterday held crisis talks with community leaders in an effort to halt mounting violence in suburbs around Paris, amid news that gangs of youths, mainly of North African descent, were intensifying attacks...