Feds Fear for Another Independent Terrorist Attack During the Upcoming Fourth of July Holiday
- An FBI and Department of Homeland Security notice calls for U.S. law enforcement officials to look out for other lone-ranger terrorists
- The Tsarnaev brothers originally planned their attack for the Fourth of July holiday
- Firework explosives were found in the bombs used at the Boston Marathon
By Daily Mail UK, 30 June 2013
Law enforcement officials across the U.S. were warned Friday to be on the lookout for a possible terrorist attack during the upcoming Fourth of July holiday.
The notice was issued in a 'Roll Call Release' by the FBI and Department of Homeland Security, and obtained by ABC News
While officials said there weren't any credible threats tied to the holiday as of Friday night, the recent Boston Marathon bombings have caused concern about other independent extremist 'knuckleheads' like the Tsarnaev brothers.
Bombs over Boston: Boston has one of the largest Independence Day celebrations in the country, which makes it a target for another potential terrorist attack
In fact, the Tsarnaev brothers had planned their attack on Boston for the Fourth of July, but executed it a few months early during the Boston Marathon once their bombs were ready. Investigators found firework explosive powder in the bomb remains.
The Tsarnaev brothers didn't seem to have a strong connection to foreign terrorist cells. So avoiding another lone-ranger attack is 'of paramount concern' for the national holiday.
The national significance of the holiday combined with the 'crowd density' it creates, means there is a greater 'opportunity to perpetuate a mass casualty attack.'
According to one law enforcement official, 'out of an abundance of caution' the New York Field Office of the FBI is sending two bomb-technicians up to Boston for the holiday to help out.
The abundance of fireworks on sale for the holiday is worrisome since firework explosive powders can be adapted for use in homemade bombs, similar to the pressure-cooker bomb used at the Boston Marathon in April.
'Recent incidents in the Homeland demonstrate that consumer fireworks - widely used during the upcoming [July 4] celebrations - can be misused by criminals and violent extremists to construct improvised explosive devices,' the notice said.
In the wrong hands: The Feds warned that fireworks being sold for the Fourth of July could be used by criminals and extremists to construct improvised explosive devices
Local law enforcement officials were instructed to pay close attention during the holiday and take notice of anyone asking questions 'that go beyond mere curiosity about the potential damage fireworks could cause.'
The Tsarnaev's learned how to make their explosive from a how-to article published in the first issue of Al Qaeda's 'Inspire' magazine.
Two months before the attack, Tamerlan Tsarnaev drove to Seabrook, New Hampshire where be bought 48 mortars containing about eight pounds of low explosive powder from Phantom Fireworks.
TNT: A few months before the attack, TamerlanTsarnaev drove to New Hampshire where be bought 48 mortars, amounting to about eight pounds of explosive powder
Powder keg: Tsarnaev brothers Tamerlan, and Dzhokar, used firework explosives in the pressure cooker bomb they planted and set off at the finish line of the Boston Marathon in April
Change of plans: The Tsarnaev brothers originally planned to carry out their attack on Independence Day, but executed it months earlier when their bombs were completed
Investigators found emptied firework shells in DzhokarTsarnaev's dorm room and in one of the suspect's backpack.
The Boston bombings was the largest terrorist attack on U.S. soil since 9/11. The explosion at the finish line of the Boston Marathon killed three people, and injured over 260.
The only surviving suspect in the attack, 19-year-old Dzhokar Tsarnaev was indicted Thursday on 30 charges in relation to the attack. Seventeen of the charges carry the death penalty.
And they're not the only home-grown terrorists who have gone the DIY route, using fireworks to make their bombs.
Faisal Shahzad, the man behind the failed 2010 bombing of Times Square in New York, bought 150 small fireworks which he used in an attempt to blow up a Nissan Pathfinder.
Firework components were also found in Colorado theater shooting suspect James Holmes' apartment.
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Well they can always rely on their NSA spying division to keep them safe- right? 
I mean they are so busy spying on other countries and their peoples' emails/ Social Media websites posts etc, on "behalf of terrorism", they should be able to warn Americians before any future attacks are made.......
Then how come they missed those 2 terrorist brothers attack on the Boston Marathon?, especially after Russia had alerted the US about those brothers
The US "intelligent", intelligence services also ignored/missed the warnings from Britain and Israel 6 weeks before 9/11, that "The US was going to be hit from the air"
I am deeply concerned for the good American people and the increased danger they may be in, now that the world is aware of the NSA PRISM spying on all of us .....lots of nutters around, that may wreak their revenge on the US, one way or another
US Feds Fear 4 July Terror Attacks
PUTIN TRUMP & Netanyahu Will Meet in HELL
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