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Thursday, May 5, 2011
Nuclear > Men arrested outside U.K. largest nuclear plant, then released
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Great article by Homeland Security Newswire describing 5 men taking photos of 1 of only 4 nuclear fuel reprocessing plants in the world. 5 mins read.
Five young men of Bangladeshi origin were arrested outside Sellafield, the U.K.'s largest nuclear facility hours after President Obama announced the killing of OBL; the men were arrested for taking pictures and behaving suspiciously (the Civil Nuclear Constabulary said that the men were "unable to give a satisfactory account of their actions"); after being questioned the men were released as it appears that they had taken a wrong turn; the men told police they were traveling along the road only because their in-car satellite navigation system had taken them the wrong way on the remote road just off the coast of Cumbria, close to the Lake District; Sellafield is one of only four nuclear fuel reprocessing plants in the world Read more
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cbrne,
Critical Infrastructure,
nuclear,
terrorism,
war on terror
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