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How Could The Authorities Know This Is A "terrorist Incident"?
It could have been perpetrated by someone who is mentally ill.
http:// www.bbc .co.uk/ news/uk -350187 89
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Surely it's standard police procedure to assume the worst scenario initially and then to downgrade the investigation later if they've got it wrong to start with, isn't it?
For example, when I worked on the railways every incident of someone being hit by a train was always initially regarded as a crime scene until proved (or, at least, strongly indicated) to be otherwise.
Similarly, when the old lady across the road from me was found dead at the foot of her stairs, the street was buzzing with coppers making door-to-door enquiries (on the assumption that they might be dealing with a murder) until it was established that she'd simply had a stroke and fallen down the stairs (or the other way round).
So, until the Leytonstone incident is found not to have been an act of terrorism, the police must naturally start from the assumption that it was.
For example, when I worked on the railways every incident of someone being hit by a train was always initially regarded as a crime scene until proved (or, at least, strongly indicated) to be otherwise.
Similarly, when the old lady across the road from me was found dead at the foot of her stairs, the street was buzzing with coppers making door-to-door enquiries (on the assumption that they might be dealing with a murder) until it was established that she'd simply had a stroke and fallen down the stairs (or the other way round).
So, until the Leytonstone incident is found not to have been an act of terrorism, the police must naturally start from the assumption that it was.
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///A man wielding a machete has stabbed a man and injured two others at what appears to be a terrorist attack at a London Tube station. The suspect reportedly shouted "this is for Syria" and "all your blood will be spilled" during the incident.///
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///The victim was believed to have been stabbed in the neck and was seen by fellow travellers lying in a pool of blood. Police officers Tasered a suspect who, as he was led away, said the attack was in response to intervention in Syria.///
I'm just surprised the BBC used the word Terrorist, thought they preferred the name Militants
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/// How Could The Authorities Know This Is A "terrorist Incident"? ///
According to some sources it is all dependant on race.
http:// www.the answerb ank.co. uk/News /Questi on14599 70.html
According to some sources it is all dependant on race.
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