German police arrested three Syrians Thursday on suspicion that they were planning an attack on the city of Düsseldorf on behalf of ISIS, the country’s attorney general’s office said.
ISIS leadership had ordered the jihadists to hit one of city’s main streets with suicide bombings aimed “to kill as many passersby as possible with guns and further explosives,” Germany’s top prosecutor said, according to the Wall Street Journal.
The plan fell apart after a fourth Syrian alerted French authorities of the alleged plot on February 1, the prosecutor said. He is currently being held in France. Officials did not detail why Thursday’s arrests arrived more than four months later.
All four Syrians entered Greece through the same migrant route hundreds of thousands of refugees took last year to cross into Europe, the Washington Post reported. Officials said that at least one of the three suspects arrested Thursday came to Germany as a refugee.
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Here in the United Sates, they are in the White House and have been since 2008!!!
How many will have to die before the scumbags that "lead" our country admit that these people will never assimilate to western society? They are a clear and present danger to all citizens of this once great country.
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