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Eelmisel kuul Pariisi rünnakud kavandanud Abdelhamid Abaaoudile kuulunud mobiiltelefonis olid fotod Suurbritannia linnast Birminghamist.

Antud leid on tekitanud Suurbritannia ühiskonnas kahtluseid, et linn võib olla džihadistide järgmine sihtmärk.

Briti ajalehe The Mail sõnul oli Abaaoud, kes tapeti politseihaarangus käigus Pariisi St Denis' piirkonnale, olnud ka kontaktis Birminghamis elavate potentsiaalsete järgijatega. Tõenäoliselt olid need isikud Maroko päritolu.

Politsei on kutsunud linna elanike ülesse tähelepanelikkusele.

Piltide sisu seni avalikustatud ei ole. Samuti pole teada, kas fotod on teinud Abaaoud ise.

Abaaoud, kelle elukoht oli Brüsselis, Molenbeekis oli ka varemalt äärmusrühmituse Islamiriik meediakanalites uhkustanud oma õigusega Euroopas vabalt ringi reisida.

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Pariisi eeslinna Aubervilliers'i ühes koolis ründas täna äärmusrühmitust ISIS toetavaid hüüdlauseid karjunud mees õpetajat.

Kohaliku meedia teatel toimus intsident klassiruumis, kus tunniks valmistunud õpetaja viibis hetkel üskinda, vahendas BBC.

Teadaolevalt sisenes relvastamata mees klassiruumi, haaras laualt kontorinoa ning käärid, lõi õpetajale ülakehasse ning kaela ja karjus samal ajal: "See on Daesh! [ISIS]. See on hoiatus!". Seejärel mees põgenes.

Politsei teatas, et õpetaja vigastused ei ole eluohtlikud.

Pärast 13. novembri terrorirünnakuid kehtib Prantsusmaal kõrgendatud julgeoleku ohutase.

Tactics, Techniques, and Procedures Used in the 13 November 2015 Paris Attacks

Page Count: 9 pages
Date: November 23, 2015
Restriction: For Official Use Only
Originating Organization: Department of Homeland Security, Federal Bureau of Investigation, National Counterterrorism Center

Prantsusmaa politsei vahistas Pariisi piirkonnas mehe, keda seostatakse 13. novembril toimunud terrorirünnakutega, teatasid allikad.

Prantsusmaa põhjaosas võeti aga vahi alla kaks inimest, keda kahtlustatakse tänavu jaanuaris Pariisis toimunud terrorirünnaku ühe osalise relvadega varustamises, vahendas BBC.

Vahistamised korraldati ülekuulamise eesmärgil.

Pärast 13. novembri terrorirünnakuid on Prantsuse politsei korraldanud umbes 2700 haarangut ning paigutanud 360 isikut koduaresti.

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... Abdeslami asukoht oli Belgia võimudele teada juba 15. ja 16. novembri vahelisel ööl
... Esmaspäeval, 16. novembril läks politsei Abdeslami kinni võtma alles kell 17 ehk pärast seda, kui selleks toiminguks oli saadud kohtu luba. ...

The news of the Austrian arrests came as Belgium's justice minister revealed that police may have missed opportunities to arrest fugitive suspect Salah Abdeslam two days after the Paris attacks.

In comments to be broadcast by television station VTM, Koen Geens said security forces had information that Abdeslam was possibly staying in a house in Molenbeek on 15 November. The Brussels neighbourhood has come under the spotlight over its links to a number of jihadist suspects.

However, police could not raid the building until the morning of 16 November due to laws banning such searches between 21:00 and 05:00, Mr Geens was quoted as saying by Dutch language daily Het Laatste Nieuws.

He also described the fact Abdeslam had not been picked up at the border crossing between France and Belgium the day after the attacks, despite being on a list of suspects, as "bad luck" due to the timing.

Active-shooter training for office workers used to be about hiding. Not anymore.



Students at the University of Toledo learn to confront an active shooter and master other survival techniques during a session by the ALICE Training Institute. (University of Toledo Police Dept.)

By Michael S. Rosenwald December 20 at 12:00 PM

A day after the terrorist attack in San Bernardino, Calif., left 14 people dead, Temony McNeil was on the floor of his Washington office, pinned down by co-workers.

At 6 feet and 240 pounds, McNeil is no pushover. But when colleagues being trained to take down an active shooter got control of his neck — he’d need Advil afterward — the senior accounting manager found himself unable to go anywhere.

“They had me down,” he said.

McNeil, 39, had been tapped to impersonate an active shooter in the role-playing exercise. With guidance from a former SWAT team officer, his co-workers at NeighborWorks America, an affordable-housing group based in the District, were rehearsing their response — going after their predator, not cowering behind a desk or hiding in the corner.

From Silicon Valley tech companies to Northern Virginia credit unions, this new approach to the threat of active shooters is gaining ground.

Spooked by a year of high-profile rampages, hundreds of companies and organizations like NeighborWorks are racing to train their workers how to react to a shooter in their workplaces. And after decades of telling employees to lock down and shelter in place, they are teaching them to fight back if evacuating is not an option.

The idea: Work as a team to disrupt and confuse shooters, opening up a split second to take them down.

The paradigm shift in response — from passive to active — has been endorsed and promoted by the Department of Homeland Security. Last month, it recommended that federal workplaces adopt the training program “Run, Hide, Fight,” which it helped develop. D.C. Police Chief Cathy L. Lanier used the same phrase on a recent episode of “60 Minutes.”

“Your options are run, hide or fight,” Lanier said last month. “I always say, if you can get out, getting out’s your first option, your best option. If you’re in a position to try and take the gunman down, to take the gunman out, it’s the best option for saving lives before police can get there.” ...

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