Ranska ei ollut tarpeeksi ajan tasalla/riittävässä valmiustilassa, ilmeisesti siellä oltiin tuudittauduttu virheelliseen turvallisuudentunteeseen - olivathan isot jalkapallotapahtumatkin menneet hyvin jne.
Kansallispäivän vietto oli kuitenkin iso kansaa keräävä tapahtuma ja olisi kaiken järjen mukaan kuulunut mielestäni ns. korkean riskitason tapahtumiin, joita olisi kannttanut pitää silmällä tehostetusti. Viittaan tällä siihen, että miten tuon suuruisen kuorma-auton on 1) sallittu mennä kävelybulevardin kulmille/tapahtuman läheisyyteen ja 2) tyydytty tiedustelemaan eikä tarkistamaan kuorma-auton kuljetusta.
Alla olevassa tekstissä syyksi sanotaan kuljetusperustelu (
claim police allowed the killer to stay on the Promenade des Anglais because he told them he was delivering ice cream. Although heavy duty lorries are normally banned from the roads during national holidays and Sundays, deliveries are often exempted.), johon terroristi on vedonnut "kuljetan jätskiä.." virkavallan tiedustellessa häntä oleskelustaan/väijynnästään tapahtuman liepeillä tunteja ennen terrorismi-iskua.
Laitan oheen yo asiasta enkunkielisen uutisen, jota ei nähdäkseni ole vielä kotimaan raportoinnissa.
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'I am delivering ice cream': What Nice terrorist told police when they stopped his truck hours before on the SAME promenade where he massacred 84
Nice terrorist was parked on the street for nearly nine hours before attack
Police officers allegedly questioned him but did nothing to move him on
Comes despite claims the killer was known to police for violence and theft
Formally identified as a 31-year-old French-Tunisian man living in Nice
The Nice terrorist had been parked on the street for nearly nine hours and even told police he was delivering ice cream before carrying out his deadly attack, according to reports.kuor
The terrorist gunman has been named as 31-year-old French-Tunisian Mohamed Lahouaiej Bouhlel, a professional delivery driver, according to local media.
The man, who was previously known to police for violence and theft, is reported to have had assault rifles, a pistol and even a grenade with him in the lorry - but they went undiscovered.
Despite allegedly questioning the driver, police officers in the southern French city did nothing to move him on as he waited to begin the attack.
Reports claim police allowed the killer to stay on the Promenade des Anglais because he told them he was delivering ice cream.
Although heavy duty lorries are normally banned from the roads during national holidays and Sundays, deliveries are often exempted.
Several of Bouhlel's relatives and close friends have been taken into police custody for questioning and simultaneous raids are continuing in the Abattoirs area of Nice.
He was shot dead by a police officer, believed to have been female, after he opened fire into a crowd of fleeing people.
The streets were closed at 3pm for the Bastille Day celebrations, with no cars allowed in or out of the area while revellers celebrated.
At 10.30pm the driver accelerated along the beachfront road and ploughed through the crowds of people for more than a mile before getting out and opening fire, killing at least 84 people.
One witness said: 'I even had time to see the driver's face. He had a beard and appeared to be having fun.'
However he had never been associated with any acts of terrorism before the Bastille Day slaughter, and he was not under surveillance.
Witnesses described how the lorry 'zigzagged' in order to create maximum chaos in the celebrating crowd.
'We almost died. It was like hallucinating,' a witness told i-Tele.
'The lorry zigzagged – you had no idea where it was going. My wife, a metre away, she was dead.'
The driver was said to have shouted 'Allahu Akbar' – God is great – before being shot dead by police.
So far there have been no claims of responsibility for the deadly attack. Reports that a number of grenades and other weapons in the lorry turned out to be fake have raised questions about how much support he might have received from a jihadist group.
Pictures from the scene of the deadly carnage show the lorry still standing whether the driver abandoned it, riddled with bullet holes. "
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http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article ... z4ETEoZ3B2
Pari muuta kiintoisaa kohtaa tuosta tekstistä poimittuna: tekijän ampujaksi sanottu naispoliisia ja sehän varmasti risoo ääri-islam-verkostoa, muistan lukeneeni kuinka kokevat nöyryyttäväksi tällaisen meiningin. Tyttöjen/naisten kun pitäisi kiltisti alistua hyväksikäyttöön viimeistään taivaassa mukaellen marttyyreille tarjottavaa sairasta näkymää. Lisäksi tekijän väitetty huutaneen Allahu akbaria ja viihtyneen/pitäneen hauskaa kuormurin ratissa.
No, se "hauskuus" loppui siihen hänen kohdaltaan ja eikun tervemenoa helvettiin.
