Thursday, March 22, 2012

  • Thursday, March 22, 2012
  • Elder of Ziyon
From The Telegraph live-blog:
11.03 French Interior Minister Claude Gueant has just given a remarkable description of the gun battle which ended in Mohammed Merah's death less than half an hour ago. He said the police decided to storm the building after the gunman had threatened to kill police and refused to surrender late last night. Describing the raid itself, he said: 
We sent in special cameras to be able to see where he was but we could not locate him. It was when we were able to locate him in the bathroom that he came out shooting madly at everybody.
The police had never seen anything like this kind of violence and the RAID police had to protect themselves.
Merah jumped out of the window and continued to shoot. He was found dead on the ground.

According to an interesting interview noted in Ha'aretz about a French woman who complained to police about Merah years ago, his brother is even worse than he was.
The woman also stated that the “true mind” behind the suspect was his brother Abdelkader, who is currently in police custody. “It is he who brainwashed [Merah] and often flew out of France,” she said.


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