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"Oslo synagogue detainees accused of embassy plot"
21 Sep 2006 22:37:49 GMT
Source: Reuters
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By John Acher

ARTICLE SNIPPET: "OSLO, Sept 21 (Reuters) - Four men charged with firing shots at an Oslo synagogue at the weekend have also been accused of plotting to blow up the U.S. and Israeli embassies in Oslo, an attorney for one of the accused said on Thursday.
Earlier on Thursday, Oslo police said they had expanded their charges against the four men arrested on Tuesday to include a charge of terrorism, but they gave no further details and they declined to confirm or deny the attorney's remarks.
"The police say that they (the accused men) were talking about blowing up the embassies -- the American and Israeli embassies," attorney Vegard Aaloekken told Reuters.

He said his client, a 28-year-old man of Turkish background, denied involvement in both the synagogue shooting incident on Sunday and the alleged embassy plot."

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4 including a Norwegian Pakistani arrested in Jewish Temple`s shooting in Oslo
Pakistan Tribune ^ | September 21, 2006 | N.A.

Posted on 09/21/2006 7:54:28 PM PDT by Qaz_W

Oslo: A 29-year-old Pakistani origin man with links to the criminal A-gang is among the four suspects arrested on Tuesday and charged with firing on Oslo`s synagogue last weekend, Aftenposten`s Norwegian reported.

The man was arrested in Germany this summer, suspected of participating in the planning of a terrorist attack on the soccer World Cup there. He was released quickly.

Last week he was arrested again, this time charged with threats against crime journalist Nina Johnsrud from the newspaper Dagsavisen.

Police suspect him of having something to do with shots having been fired against her house this summer, but he was released after 24 hours.

The man`s lawyer, John Christian Elden, denied any involvement in the synagogue shooting on the part of his client. In addition to the 29-year-old, who is of Pakistani extraction, Oslo police and the Norwegian Police Security Service (PST) have arrested three others.

"The four have different ethnic backgrounds," said police inspector Iver Stensrud, head of the Oslo police`s section for organized crime. He did not rule out further arrests.

Charges in the case are vandalism, violation of the Weapons Act and reckless handling of a firearm. The four suspects were arrested in various spots in downtown Oslo and the city`s suburbs between 5 and 6 p.m. on Tuesday.

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http://www.aftenposten.no/english/local/article1466837.ece

September 21, 2006

"Charged with terrorism"

"Police have expanded the charges against the four arrested for firing on the Oslo synagogue."

PHOTO CAPTION: "The bullet holes can be seen around the Star of David on the synagogue's outer wall."
PHOTO: KNUT FALCH/SCANPIX
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ARTICLE SNIPPET: "The four are now all charged with organizing an act of terrorism, Oslo police said.

"The charge has been expanded to apply to paragraph 147a of the Criminal Code, which pertains to groups committing acts of terrorism, Iver Stensrud, head of Oslo police's section for organized crime, told newspaper Dagbladet's web site."