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12-14-2015, 01:15 AM
Jim Hoft Dec 11th, 2015 9:45 am
Early Saturday morning two “foreign speaking” men set off alarms after they entered the local Walmart store in Lebanon, Missouri and purchased 60 cellphones. The purchase was made around 4 AM in the morning. Police were called but released the men saying they didn’t have a legal reason to detain them.
The Macon County Sheriff’s office is investigating a second suspicious purchase of dozens of cellphones at the Columbia Walmart on Conley Road.
A third suspicious purchase was made at a Walmart in Macon, Missouri.
On Thursday a fourth Walmart in Jefferson City in mid-Missouri reported another bulk cell phone purchase.
Now this…
Dozens of propane tanks were recently stolen near Kansas City.
FOX 4 KC reported:
Several Missouri law enforcement agencies have notified the FBI about a large amount of cell phone purchases from area Walmarts.
Now, another incident has some people wondering if we are in danger of a terrorist attack in our area. A large number of propane tanks have been reported stolen from several locations is Independence and Lee`s Summit.
At the end of November, a BP gas station in Lee`s Summit reported 18-20 propane tanks stolen from the outside cages. That same night the CVS on Southwest 3rd Street reported the exact same crime.
Two weeks later, the CVS on East 23rd Street in Independence was hit, and 28 tanks were stolen from that location.
Sources within law enforcement say they received an urgent safety email about the propane thefts.
While there are several ways those tanks and cell phones phones can be used, in this climate, terror attacks are always a consideration.
Washington (CNN)A new intelligence report shared with law enforcement warns of ISIS' ability to create passports utilizing seized Syrian government assets, according to a law enforcement official with direct knowledge of the intelligence report's contents.
The report warned that, based on U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement's intelligence sources, ISIS has access to passport printing machines and blank passport books, raising the possibility the documents could be faked, according to the source.
The source noted that, beyond the report, there's concern that this capability coupled with ISIS access to government buildings in Syria that contain valid biographical data and fingerprint info on Syrian citizens give rise to the threat of identity theft.
State Department spokesman John Kirby said government officials are "mindful" that terrorists could be making false passports.
"We have been aware of reports, not just in the press, that they may have obtained this capability," he said. "Obviously, it's something that we take seriously. It's obviously something, clearly that we're mindful of."
What does ISIS really want?
ICE issued the warning in recent weeks to U.S. law enforcement, said the source, who confirmed a report by ABC News. The ICE document includes a concern that it is possible someone "may have traveled to the U.S." using a fake passport, according to an ABC quote of the report.
The concern was discussed this week by FBI Director James Comey in testimony on Capitol Hill.
"The intelligence community is concerned that they have the ability, the capability to manufacture fraudulent passports, which is a concern in any setting," Comey said.
Inside the $2 billion ISIS war machine
Maine Independent Sen. Angus Kind told CNN's Brianna Keilar Friday that the U.S. is moving toward developing passports with chips that have biometric data that cannot be faked.
"I think this tells us that we've got to accelerate doing that. But in the world of threats, of course, this is the one of them, but there are lots of other things we have to attend to as well," King said.
Keep letting those "refugees" in Mr. Asshat... :shock:
Early Saturday morning two “foreign speaking” men set off alarms after they entered the local Walmart store in Lebanon, Missouri and purchased 60 cellphones. The purchase was made around 4 AM in the morning. Police were called but released the men saying they didn’t have a legal reason to detain them.
The Macon County Sheriff’s office is investigating a second suspicious purchase of dozens of cellphones at the Columbia Walmart on Conley Road.
A third suspicious purchase was made at a Walmart in Macon, Missouri.
On Thursday a fourth Walmart in Jefferson City in mid-Missouri reported another bulk cell phone purchase.
Now this…
Dozens of propane tanks were recently stolen near Kansas City.
FOX 4 KC reported:
Several Missouri law enforcement agencies have notified the FBI about a large amount of cell phone purchases from area Walmarts.
Now, another incident has some people wondering if we are in danger of a terrorist attack in our area. A large number of propane tanks have been reported stolen from several locations is Independence and Lee`s Summit.
At the end of November, a BP gas station in Lee`s Summit reported 18-20 propane tanks stolen from the outside cages. That same night the CVS on Southwest 3rd Street reported the exact same crime.
Two weeks later, the CVS on East 23rd Street in Independence was hit, and 28 tanks were stolen from that location.
Sources within law enforcement say they received an urgent safety email about the propane thefts.
While there are several ways those tanks and cell phones phones can be used, in this climate, terror attacks are always a consideration.
Washington (CNN)A new intelligence report shared with law enforcement warns of ISIS' ability to create passports utilizing seized Syrian government assets, according to a law enforcement official with direct knowledge of the intelligence report's contents.
The report warned that, based on U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement's intelligence sources, ISIS has access to passport printing machines and blank passport books, raising the possibility the documents could be faked, according to the source.
The source noted that, beyond the report, there's concern that this capability coupled with ISIS access to government buildings in Syria that contain valid biographical data and fingerprint info on Syrian citizens give rise to the threat of identity theft.
State Department spokesman John Kirby said government officials are "mindful" that terrorists could be making false passports.
"We have been aware of reports, not just in the press, that they may have obtained this capability," he said. "Obviously, it's something that we take seriously. It's obviously something, clearly that we're mindful of."
What does ISIS really want?
ICE issued the warning in recent weeks to U.S. law enforcement, said the source, who confirmed a report by ABC News. The ICE document includes a concern that it is possible someone "may have traveled to the U.S." using a fake passport, according to an ABC quote of the report.
The concern was discussed this week by FBI Director James Comey in testimony on Capitol Hill.
"The intelligence community is concerned that they have the ability, the capability to manufacture fraudulent passports, which is a concern in any setting," Comey said.
Inside the $2 billion ISIS war machine
Maine Independent Sen. Angus Kind told CNN's Brianna Keilar Friday that the U.S. is moving toward developing passports with chips that have biometric data that cannot be faked.
"I think this tells us that we've got to accelerate doing that. But in the world of threats, of course, this is the one of them, but there are lots of other things we have to attend to as well," King said.
Keep letting those "refugees" in Mr. Asshat... :shock: