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Muhammad Issa, a prime suspect in the New Haven Subway Bombing, is arrested by the NHPD
Muhammad Issa, a prime suspect in the New Haven Subway Bombing, is arrested by the NHPD
Richard Mullocin (@RichardMullocin_CNN)
April 30, 2016 | Columbia
Muhammad Issa, the terrorist behind the New Haven chemical attack
NEW HAVEN -
This morning, 27 year-old Sauibyan Muhammad Issa was captured by New Haven Police while hiding out in a vacant apartment on 26th Street, just two blocks from the Subway Station where the explosive device was detonated. First identified by security cameras inside the Subway Station, he was seen setting a dufflebag down on the platform, and exiting the station. When the 9am train arrive, the explosive was detonated, causing both severe damage to the surrounding areas and leaking highly deadly chemical agents through the station. However, this information did not turn up until two days after the attack took place, and many members of the New Haven Police Department believed that the culprit would have escaped by then. However, during routine sweeps through the quarantined blocks, the Sauibyan immigrant was discovered hiding in a vacant apartment, and taken into custody.
After being handed over to the ISA for interrogation, it has been discovered that Muhammad Assa may have been working under the jurisdiction of the Sauibyan Government. Leading these accusations is the question on how exactly an independent terrorist may have gotten his hands on such sophisticated explosive equipment, let alone the chemical agents used. According to ISA director Joseph Holtman, "we may be facing much more than a domestic act of terror, but a deliberate act by another sovereign nation". During a Press Conference on the 29th, President Altman said: "Those responsible for the attack on New Haven will be held accountable - whether an individual or a nation. We, as free people, will not stand idle by while our people die at the hands of cowards". Despite the President's willingness to lash out against the Sauibyan Government, should they have been involved, he has called for a meeting with their Wazis to ensure that peace and cooperation is kept through this process.
In New Haven, the Police and Sanitation Department has announced that all traces of the chemical contaminants have been removed, and starting tomorrow morning, the Subway System will be operation and available to the public for use. The NHPD has placed new laws and restrictions within Subway and Bus Terminals in order to crack down on unattended baggage, and has implemented baggage checks to ensure that such an act of terror will not occur again.
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After being handed over to the ISA for interrogation, it has been discovered that Muhammad Assa may have been working under the jurisdiction of the Sauibyan Government. Leading these accusations is the question on how exactly an independent terrorist may have gotten his hands on such sophisticated explosive equipment, let alone the chemical agents used. According to ISA director Joseph Holtman, "we may be facing much more than a domestic act of terror, but a deliberate act by another sovereign nation". During a Press Conference on the 29th, President Altman said: "Those responsible for the attack on New Haven will be held accountable - whether an individual or a nation. We, as free people, will not stand idle by while our people die at the hands of cowards". Despite the President's willingness to lash out against the Sauibyan Government, should they have been involved, he has called for a meeting with their Wazis to ensure that peace and cooperation is kept through this process.
In New Haven, the Police and Sanitation Department has announced that all traces of the chemical contaminants have been removed, and starting tomorrow morning, the Subway System will be operation and available to the public for use. The NHPD has placed new laws and restrictions within Subway and Bus Terminals in order to crack down on unattended baggage, and has implemented baggage checks to ensure that such an act of terror will not occur again.
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_AlbertFINEstein · 1 hour ago
Ah, well we best get ready to invade.20,233 up · 4,643 downREPLY · UPVOTE · DOWNVOTE
LeafyIsHere · 2 hours ago
Should I enlist or keep being a Cyber bully? #NiceShirt6,921 up · 2,755 downREPLY · UPVOTE · DOWNVOTE
Andy_Bean · 4 hours ago
Countries like Sauibya shouldn't be allowed to exist. They're fully brainwashed by their Wazir, are bred to hate Asterians, and totally cross the line between being religious and being extremist. We have Muslim terrorists bombing us, attacking us, and causing wars everywhere, yet somehow we stick by the excuse that "only a fraction of Muslims are extreme". When will you people learn that Islam isn't peaceful!? #EvilIslam15,432 up · 5,111 downREPLY · UPVOTE · DOWNVOTE