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FBI: Terrorist threat names Sacramento
sacbee.com ^
| Thursday, October 24, 2002
| By Sam Stanton -- Bee Staff Writer
Posted on 10/24/2002 1:31:53 PM PDT by let freedom sing
Edited on 04/12/2004 5:45:45 PM PDT by Jim Robinson.
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The information is vague and unverified, authorities caution.
The FBI has issued a warning to local law enforcement agencies alerting them of a terrorist threat Friday against targets in Sacramento and New York City, sources said Wednesday, although officials downplayed the probability of an attack.
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TOPICS: Announcements; Crime/Corruption; Front Page News; Government; News/Current Events; US: California; US: New York
KEYWORDS: davis; rats; sacramento; terrorist
Is it too late to vote absentee?
To: ElkGroveDan; Gophack; Saundra Duffy; Ernest_at_the_Beach; RonDog; Burlem; Grampa Dave
Will Davis do anything to win?
To: let freedom sing
"Quite frankly, there would be no more reason to tell the Jewish community than to tell the Asian American community," Mason said. "It is information without verification, period."Don't you love those politically correct terrorism threat warnings?
To: let freedom sing
Their plan: To wrap the Tower Bridge (which crosses the Sacramento River) in plastic, rendering it unuseable, and thereby snarling commute traffic in and out of downtown Sacramento....Oh. Nevermind. CalTrans has already done that.
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posted on
10/24/2002 1:42:25 PM PDT
by
My2Cents
To: browardchad
This radical Muslim's hate Christians as much as they hate Jews, and they hate America because we're a free country. Why would the Jewish community get any special warning over, say, the Catholic Community? Should Bishop Weigand be up-in-arms about not being informed?
Anyway, I'll be on my toes, just in case. It doesn't hurt to keep our eyes and ears open.
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posted on
10/24/2002 1:42:32 PM PDT
by
Gophack
To: let freedom sing
Sacramento, I pray your experience won't be the same as recently occurred in the Washington DC area. Let's hope the DC area wasn't a "test case" - although I'm less hopeful than before....
To: browardchad
Don't you love those politically correct terrorism threat warnings? love 'em, but leave 'em
"It is information that, if it was on a scale of one to 100, I would give it a one." PC Bee knows how to pick 'em, too./sarcasm
To: My2Cents
Their plan: To wrap the Tower Bridge Davis already disabled the Tower Bridge-- there's no escape for low lifes. /sarcasm
To: COBOL2Java
Sacramento, I pray your experience won't be the same "The information is so non-specific that there is nothing one can do to reasonably thwart what might or might not happen," said Michael Mason, special agent in charge of the Sacramento FBI field office. "It is information that, if it was on a scale of one to 100, I would give it a one."
Bless this mess-- if anything happens...
To: let freedom sing
Hm. Can terrorists bring the city to a standstill without hurting any people? I mean, we are talking about Sacramento, California.
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posted on
10/24/2002 2:04:27 PM PDT
by
lainie
To: RightWingMama
wow.
Let's pray that nothing happens.
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To: lainie
rushhour is nearly a standstill...
To: let freedom sing
Kalerfornia is being ignored again. The "sky is falling" Davis needs more Federal Money and attention.
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posted on
10/24/2002 2:40:34 PM PDT
by
Deguello
To: Deguello
Kalerfornia is being ignored again you can say that, again-- Davis is on life-support. /sarcasm
To: Gophack; Saundra Duffy; ElkGroveDan
A stay safe wish to all my friends in Sacramento!
(Saundra, I don't know if Scott is on here, but this is for him too).
D
To: COBOL2Java
>Let's hope the DC area wasn't a "test case"
DC was more of a freelance thing. The real test case is Moscow.
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