The whore or Babylon deserved here police intervention...

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Queerocracy <remailer@domain.invalid> wrote:
> Police in Paris opened fire on a woman in a subway station on
> Tuesday morning after she reportedly shouted “Allahu Akbar” and
> threatened to blow herself up.
>
> Sources told local media outlets that the woman made worrying
> comments to fellow passengers further up the line before arriving at
> the Bibliothèque François-Mitterrand Metro station where she was
> confronted by officers. The Paris public prosecutor’s office said
> the woman then “refused to comply with the police officers’ orders
> and threatened to blow herself up.”
>
> An officer then shot the woman in the abdomen, according to Actu17,
> and she received medical treatment at the station before being taken
> to a hospital. “The woman’s vital prognosis is in jeopardy,” the
> prosecutor’s office said.
>
> As well as shouting Allahu Akbar, Actu 17 reports, the woman also
> said multiple times that “everything was going to explode.” Despite
> the alleged threats, a bomb squad reportedly failed to find any
> explosive devices on the woman or at the scene. A police spokesman
> told Reuters that the woman was “fully veiled.”
>
> The woman is now being investigated on potential charges including
> making death threats against police as well as justifying terrorism.
> A separate investigation has been launched into the conduct of the
> police officers—a compulsory measure whenever firearms are used by
> law enforcement in the country.
> France has been in its highest state of alert against the threat of
> terrorism since a 57-year-old school teacher, Dominique Bernard, was
> stabbed to death in the northern city of Arras as he tried to
> protect his students on Oct. 13. Suspect Mohammed Mogouchkov, 20, a
> former student of the school where the attack took place, had been
> on a police watch list for possible radicalization before the
> incident.
>
> The French Interior Minister Gérald Darmanin said there was “no
> doubt” a link between the knife attack and the ongoing conflict
> between Israel and Hamas. But France had also suffered numerous
> high-profile attacks over the course of the last decade prior to the
> escalation in the conflict in the Middle East. In June, a Syrian
> refugee injured six people—including four children—in a park in the
> town of Annecy. And in 2020 another teacher—Samuel Paty—was beheaded
> by a teenage Islamic terrorist after one of his students falsely
> accused him of showing cartoons of the Prophet Muhammed to his
> class.
>
> Depictions of the Prophet are widely considered taboo in Islam, and
> the issue is especially sensitive in France. After the satirical
> magazine Charlie Hebdo published controversial cartoons of Muhammed,
> two Islamist gunmen killed 12 people at the publication’s offices in
> Paris. Two others were stabbed outside the magazine’s former
> headquarters in 2020 after the magazine republished the caricatures.
>
> https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/world/cops-shoot-unarmed-woman-in-a-
> hijab/ar-AA1j95Dw
>

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dolf <dolfboek@hotmail.com> wrote:
> The whore or Babylon deserved her police intervention...
>
> <http://www.grapple369.com/Groundwork/Instructions%20For%20Legal%20Assistance%20-%20Appendix%20726.pdf>
>
> Queerocracy <remailer@domain.invalid> wrote:
>> Police in Paris opened fire on a woman in a subway station on
>> Tuesday morning after she reportedly shouted “Allahu Akbar” and
>> threatened to blow herself up.
>>
>> Sources told local media outlets that the woman made worrying
>> comments to fellow passengers further up the line before arriving at
>> the Bibliothèque François-Mitterrand Metro station where she was
>> confronted by officers. The Paris public prosecutor’s office said
>> the woman then “refused to comply with the police officers’ orders
>> and threatened to blow herself up.”
>>
>> An officer then shot the woman in the abdomen, according to Actu17,
>> and she received medical treatment at the station before being taken
>> to a hospital. “The woman’s vital prognosis is in jeopardy,” the
>> prosecutor’s office said.
>>
>> As well as shouting Allahu Akbar, Actu 17 reports, the woman also
>> said multiple times that “everything was going to explode.” Despite
>> the alleged threats, a bomb squad reportedly failed to find any
>> explosive devices on the woman or at the scene. A police spokesman
>> told Reuters that the woman was “fully veiled.”
>>
>> The woman is now being investigated on potential charges including
>> making death threats against police as well as justifying terrorism.
>> A separate investigation has been launched into the conduct of the
>> police officers—a compulsory measure whenever firearms are used by
>> law enforcement in the country.
>> France has been in its highest state of alert against the threat of
>> terrorism since a 57-year-old school teacher, Dominique Bernard, was
>> stabbed to death in the northern city of Arras as he tried to
>> protect his students on Oct. 13. Suspect Mohammed Mogouchkov, 20, a
>> former student of the school where the attack took place, had been
>> on a police watch list for possible radicalization before the
>> incident.
>>
>> The French Interior Minister Gérald Darmanin said there was “no
>> doubt” a link between the knife attack and the ongoing conflict
>> between Israel and Hamas. But France had also suffered numerous
>> high-profile attacks over the course of the last decade prior to the
>> escalation in the conflict in the Middle East. In June, a Syrian
>> refugee injured six people—including four children—in a park in the
>> town of Annecy. And in 2020 another teacher—Samuel Paty—was beheaded
>> by a teenage Islamic terrorist after one of his students falsely
>> accused him of showing cartoons of the Prophet Muhammed to his
>> class.
>>
>> Depictions of the Prophet are widely considered taboo in Islam, and
>> the issue is especially sensitive in France. After the satirical
>> magazine Charlie Hebdo published controversial cartoons of Muhammed,
>> two Islamist gunmen killed 12 people at the publication’s offices in
>> Paris. Two others were stabbed outside the magazine’s former
>> headquarters in 2020 after the magazine republished the caricatures.
>>
>> https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/world/cops-shoot-unarmed-woman-in-a-
>> hijab/ar-AA1j95Dw
>>
>
>
>

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