After New Orleans Horror, FBI's Grim Warning: More ISIS-Inspired 'Copycat' Attacks Possible?
January 14, 2025
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On New Year’s Day, a deadly vehicle ramming attack in New Orleans claimed 14 lives and left dozens injured. Shamsud-Din Jabbar, an ISIS sympathizer and US Army veteran, drove a rented truck into a crowd celebrating on Bourbon Street. The attacker had meticulously planned the assault for months, using surveillance tools to scout the area. Authorities discovered bomb-making materials in his vehicle, and two improvised explosive devices were found—one nearly detonated. The FBI has issued a warning, urging vigilance as they fear more vehicle ramming attacks could be inspired, with extremists targeting public venues and law enforcement.
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