Thursday, December 23, 2010

Suspicious package found in Roume's subway wasn't a bomb but only a fake. Still unknow who left it.

Police said Tuesday a suspicious package full of wires and powder that prompted a terror scare in Rome's subway during the Christmas season was a fake made out of cement-like powder, not explosives.

Various Italian agencies joined the investigation, but there was no indication they had any clues about who left the device.

Last year, a Libyan man set off a small bomb while trying to enter an army barracks in Milan, seriously injuring himself and slightly wounding the guard who stopped him. Officials said at the time that the man appeared to be opposed to Italy's military missions overseas: Italy has troops in Afghanistan.



Source: AP



Comments: Could be Islamic terrorists or left-wing terrorists trying to scare people and cause 'securit-phobia'. Whatever it was, the Islamic terrorism threat is there, but the authorities might down play it.



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