Taxi Explosion Near UK Hospital Investigated
As Terrorist Attack
Posted By: MAGA Might, 11/15/2021 10:55:48 AM
A taxi explosion Sunday outside of a women’s hospital in Liverpool, England, is being treated as an act of terrorism, authorities announced. A passenger riding in a taxi allegedly detonated an improvised explosive device outside Liverpool Women’s Hospital on Sunday, killing himself in the process and injuring the taxi driver, according to the Associated Press. Three men believed to be associates of the passenger were reportedly arrested under the country’s Terrorism Act. “Three males have today been arrested in the Kensington area under the Terrorism Act and remain in custody and enquiries remain ongoing,” Chief Constable Serena Kennedy announced in a press release.
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A taxi explosion Sunday outside of a women’s hospital in Liverpool, England, is being treated as an act of terrorism, authorities announced.
A passenger riding in a taxi allegedly detonated an improvised explosive device outside Liverpool Women’s Hospital on Sunday, killing himself in the process and injuring the taxi driver, according to the Associated Press. Three men believed to be associates of the passenger were reportedly arrested under the country’s Terrorism Act.
“Three males have today been arrested in the Kensington area under the Terrorism Act and remain in custody and enquiries remain ongoing,” Chief Constable Serena Kennedy announced in a press release.
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I'm going to wait until the facts come out before weighing directly, but I do have one thought regardless of what the facts turn out to be: There is evil in our world, and only fools pretend there isn't.