Tonight at 7pm GM, a well dressed young man entered the news studios of NOS in Hilversum Holland, and walked into the live studio with a gun and demanded "air time" for 10 minutes..... and says:
"The things that are going to be said (pause) those are very large world affairs. We were hired by the security service.""
I have two Dutch friends combing through all the data that has been coming out since the first moment the story broke in Holland. Here is what we know- according to the media- so far:
* Young man in suit arrested in television studio
* Man threatened security guard, suggested he had accomplices
* TV says man is student who lost parents, not on jihadist list
* Dutch minister says man appears to have acted alone (Adds police identifying man as 19-year-old Dutchman)
A 19-year-old Dutchman with a pistol forced his way into the studios of the national broadcaster NOS on Thursday demanding to be allowed to go on air, but was quickly arrested, officials said....
..."We are currently investigating who this man is and what he wants," she said. The police were looking into claims that he had accomplices around the country with explosives.
"He took the security guard hostage and said he wanted air time. If they didn't give it to him, he said there would be bombs in different places in the Netherlands that would explode if he didn't get time on TV," Scholts said.
The threats were reportedly also contained in a letter that the man took to the studio, a purported copy of which was aired by the RTL news channel.
"Realise that I am not on my own," it said. "Furthermore, eight high explosives have been planted that contain radioactive material. If you don't take me to studio 8 to make my broadcast, we will be forced to step into action."Answer me this: How did a 19 year old young man, carrying a gun with a silencer, get into a studio that is live on the air, and calmly as for 10 minutes of air time- when supposedly they have super security in place?
Continued at RTS HERE: http://removingtheshackles.
I will posted updates on RTS as information becomes available.
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