Tuesday, January 5, 2016

Police In Munich Warn Of "Imminent Threat' Of Attack

Police In Munich Warn Of "Imminent Threat' Of Attack

January 05, 2016 Police In Munich Warn Of "Imminent Threat' Of Attack , 1 Comments


By AP, Dec 31, 2015

BERLIN (AP) - Police in Munich warned of a "serious, imminent threat" by Islamic State group suicide bombers wanting to commit an attack on New Year's Eve and asked people to stay away from the city's main train station and a second train station in the city's Pasing neighborhood.

Bavaria's Interior Minister Joachim Herrmann told reporters Friday night at Munich's police headquarters authorities had received information that the militant group Islamic State was behind the threat.

Munich police president Hubertus Andrae said German authorities had been tipped off by a foreign intelligence service that IS was planning attacks with five to seven suicide bombers, the German news agency dpa reported. Andrae said so far there hadn't been any arrests.

Police spokesman Werner Kraus told The Associated Press that "after evaluating the situation, we started evacuating the train stations and also asked partygoers to stay away from big crowds outside."
 
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  1. UnknownJanuary 5, 2016 at 5:50 PM

    How dare they tell law abiding citizens to stay away from public places. If they knew of a threat they should have had the police out in force with backup by military. I'm sick of governments expecting us to hide in our homes when they should be keeping the scum off the streets.

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