Three Cheers For England
Breaking News reporting! London police shoot a TERRORIST five times. With orders of SHOT TO KILL given to London police after the bombings on the 7th of July. The bobbies are doing just that. Early reports claim a middleeastern looking man was in a train station wearing a long heavy coat and napsack. He tripped alerting police. Thats when the police found him of interest and tried to stop him when refuseing he was shot 5 times.
Now why can we not take the innitiative on this as well? Why in this country are we bending over backwards for this scum. Political correctness at its hieght of stupidity. In England the authorites are taking the right steps to protect the citizens of their country. Orders to shoot to kill are more then justified. If not how many innocent people may have been killed by these cowardly extremists?
Evacuations and closure of two subway lines as police check for more threats. A mausqe is surrounded and evacuated for bomb scare while the surrounding neighborhood is told to remain indoors. Things are happening in Britian, why not here?
HERE IS THE STORY HOT OFF OF FOXNEWS:
http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,163291,00.html
London Police Shoot and Kill Suspected Suicide Bomber
Friday, July 22, 2005
LONDON — As the investigation into Thursday's London explosions continued, a suspected suicide bomber was shot and killed Friday in a tube station as he tried to board a train, according to Scotland Yard (search). The shooting came as authorities continued to look for an unknown number of fugitives connected to the blasts.
The shooting took place at South London's Stockwell Station (search). According to reports, the suspect, who was wearing a heavy jackey, was shot five times after undercover police officers followed him onto a train and knocked him down.
One witness told SKY News that she heard shots, followed by screaming and yelling for passengers to exit the train.
Following the shooting, tube services on the Victoria and Northern lines were suspended.
The shooting comes a day after explosions struck three Underground trains and a bus at lunchtime Thursday. Those blasts, in turn, came two weeks to the day after terrorist attacks in London killed a total of 56 people.
Metropolitan Police commissioner Sir Ian Blair (search) confirmed that three explosions occurred on subway trains near the Oval and Warren Street stations on the Northern Line and on a train near the Shepherd's Bush station on the Hammersmith and City line, and that a fourth explosion took place on a bus traveling in the Hackney neighborhood of east London.
But none of the presumed bombs appeared to have detonated properly, leaving only one person injured. Officials were hoping that the leftover explosives would provide a wealth of forensic evidence to help investigators hunt down whoever planted them.
"Clearly, the intention must have been to kill. You don't do this with any other intention, and I think the important point is that the intention of the terrorists has not been fulfilled," Sir Ian Blair during a press conference Thursday afternoon.
Police have said that the backpacks and explosives used in Thursday's attacks appear to strongly resemble the materials used in the July 7 attacks.
Two men were arrested in connection to the bombings, but both were later released. One was initially detained near Downing Street, site of the prime minister's residence. The other was picked up near Tottenham Court Road, close to the Warren Street subway station where one attack took place.
Detectives are working on the basis that the bombs were not properly primed, sources told Sky News. That could explain eyewitness accounts of suspects fleeing the scenes of at least some of the blasts.
Police officials said it was too early to tell whether the failed bombings were the doings of an Al Qaeda or affiliated cell. They did say, however, that there was a "clear similarity" between Thursday's incidents and the July 7 bombings.
For more, go to these FOX News partners: Sky News | The Times of London | The Sun
Now why can we not take the innitiative on this as well? Why in this country are we bending over backwards for this scum. Political correctness at its hieght of stupidity. In England the authorites are taking the right steps to protect the citizens of their country. Orders to shoot to kill are more then justified. If not how many innocent people may have been killed by these cowardly extremists?
Evacuations and closure of two subway lines as police check for more threats. A mausqe is surrounded and evacuated for bomb scare while the surrounding neighborhood is told to remain indoors. Things are happening in Britian, why not here?
HERE IS THE STORY HOT OFF OF FOXNEWS:
http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,163291,00.html
London Police Shoot and Kill Suspected Suicide Bomber
Friday, July 22, 2005
LONDON — As the investigation into Thursday's London explosions continued, a suspected suicide bomber was shot and killed Friday in a tube station as he tried to board a train, according to Scotland Yard (search). The shooting came as authorities continued to look for an unknown number of fugitives connected to the blasts.
The shooting took place at South London's Stockwell Station (search). According to reports, the suspect, who was wearing a heavy jackey, was shot five times after undercover police officers followed him onto a train and knocked him down.
One witness told SKY News that she heard shots, followed by screaming and yelling for passengers to exit the train.
Following the shooting, tube services on the Victoria and Northern lines were suspended.
The shooting comes a day after explosions struck three Underground trains and a bus at lunchtime Thursday. Those blasts, in turn, came two weeks to the day after terrorist attacks in London killed a total of 56 people.
Metropolitan Police commissioner Sir Ian Blair (search) confirmed that three explosions occurred on subway trains near the Oval and Warren Street stations on the Northern Line and on a train near the Shepherd's Bush station on the Hammersmith and City line, and that a fourth explosion took place on a bus traveling in the Hackney neighborhood of east London.
But none of the presumed bombs appeared to have detonated properly, leaving only one person injured. Officials were hoping that the leftover explosives would provide a wealth of forensic evidence to help investigators hunt down whoever planted them.
"Clearly, the intention must have been to kill. You don't do this with any other intention, and I think the important point is that the intention of the terrorists has not been fulfilled," Sir Ian Blair during a press conference Thursday afternoon.
Police have said that the backpacks and explosives used in Thursday's attacks appear to strongly resemble the materials used in the July 7 attacks.
Two men were arrested in connection to the bombings, but both were later released. One was initially detained near Downing Street, site of the prime minister's residence. The other was picked up near Tottenham Court Road, close to the Warren Street subway station where one attack took place.
Detectives are working on the basis that the bombs were not properly primed, sources told Sky News. That could explain eyewitness accounts of suspects fleeing the scenes of at least some of the blasts.
Police officials said it was too early to tell whether the failed bombings were the doings of an Al Qaeda or affiliated cell. They did say, however, that there was a "clear similarity" between Thursday's incidents and the July 7 bombings.
For more, go to these FOX News partners: Sky News | The Times of London | The Sun
