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Foiling a terror attack. I'm Ted Lindner, Fox News. The FBI announced they've uncovered a New Year's bomb plot this week by a group calling themselves the Turtle Island Liberation Front. Fox's Kevin Cork explains the bureau foiling.
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A quote, credible terrorist threat in California over the weekend. The agency says four individual alleged members of a radical extremist group were actually planning New Year's Eve bombings in Los Angeles. In fact, the DOJ says the three of the four arrested in California brought potassium nitrate, PVC pipes and other bomb making materials to the campsite in the Mojave Desert for testing. Now, according to authorities, the planned attacks were intended to be coordinated over five separate locations throughout the Southland. Assistant U.S. attorney Bill Asale identifying the individuals as Audrey Carroll, Zachary, Aaron Page, Dante Gaffield and Tina Lai, each charged with conspiracy and possession of a destructive device.
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The group is also planning on attacking ICE agents. The search continues for the person responsible for the deadly shooting at Brown University in Rhode Island.
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The FBI offering a $50,000 reward for information that could lead to the arrest of the Brown University shooter.
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We are tracking down leads, canvassing neighborhoods and developing intelligence.
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And right now our evidence response teams.
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Remain on campus processing scene.
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FBI Boston Special Agent in Charge Ted Dox, Providence Police releasing videos and photos of a masked man in dark clothing taken two hours prior to the attack that left two people dead and nine others injured. Officials noting a 9 millimeter firearm was used, calling the suspect armed and dangerous.
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The way in which we are trying to reassure our residents is through a noted visible police presence throughout the community.
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Providence Mayor Brett Smiley, Kristen Goodwin, FOX.
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News America's listening to FOX News.
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