Liberal do-gooders housed the terrorist suspect

superbeets · Sep 16, 2017

And Trump was correct, the police knew about him .

[h=1]'Refugee foster boy', 18, arrested at Dover port over Parsons Green bucket bomb 'was first held by police two weeks ago but freed' as detectives raid home of the caring pensioner couple who took him in[/h]

Police launched an armed operation in Sunbury-on-Thames this afternoon with local residents evacuated
18-year-old arrested in connection with Parsons Green attack was a 'problematic foster child', said locals
It comes after officers arrested a suspect in the 'port area' of Dover in connection with Friday's attack
The terror suspect was believed to attempting to flee Britain when he was arrested by officers by the port
Home in Sunbury believed to be owned by Penelope and Ronald Jones who have been honoured by Queen
Did you see the arrest at Dover or the Sunbury armed operation? Email scott.campbell@mailonline.co.uk

superbeets · Sep 16, 2017

The suspected Parsons Green bomber was a 'problematic foster child' who was allegedly arrested two weeks ago before being freed.
Police are searching a house in Sunbury-on-Thames, Surrey, after the 18-year-old was arrested in the 'port area' of Dover earlier today while apparently attempting to flee the country.
The home raided by police in connection to the attack, which injured 30, is owned by a couple who were both appointed MBEs for fostering hundreds of children.
Penelope Jones, 71, and her husband Ronald, 88, raised 268 foster children over three decades and the last eight have been refugees.
Officers stormed the house on Cavendish Road at 2pm around six hours after apprehending the suspect in Dover.
Around 60 people were evacuated from near the house, where locals claimed 'explosives' were found in the garden. There is no suggestion the Joneses had any knowledge of any alleged wrongdoing at the property.
Close friends of pensioners Penny and Ron Jones said the couple - who are widely respected in the local area - were at 'their end' with the teenager.
Serena Barber, 47, who has known the couple all her life and lives in a property backing on to theirs, said: 'They have two boys at the moment, both are foreign. One is very quiet and polite, the other who is 18 is awful.'
At least eight of the Jones' foster children have been refugees, with some coming from Iraq, Eritrea, Syria, Albania and Afghanistan. The couple were honoured by the Queen in 2009 for their services to children and families.
The development comes as police revealed they are 'keeping an open mind' on whether there was more than one person responsible for the bombing.

superbeets · Sep 16, 2017

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Ronald and Penelope Jones receive MBEs from the Queen in 2009 for fostering hundreds of children. The couple own the house in Sunbury-on-Thames that has been raided although it is not known if they or any of their foster children still live there

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Penelope Jones became a foster mother after working in a juvenile prison and was always supported by her husband. She said: 'I just like being able to help people'

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Armed police raided the residential property on Cavendish Road in Sunbury-on-Thames in connection to the Parsons Green bombing

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An aerial view of Cavendish Road in Sudbury-on-Thames where the house that has been raided is located

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There is a heavy police presence around the area, where residents have been ordered to leave their homes as the investigation continues

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One neighbour, a 32-year-old woman, told MailOnline she was ordered to leave her mother's house after getting a knock on the door from a police SWAT team

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Armed officers have cordoned off the area while the operation is ongoing. One resident told MailOnline a bomb had been found during the operation

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Cordons are being put in place at a 100 yard radius as police carry out a search of the address in Sunbury-on-Thames

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One resident said police gave her just 'one minute' to pack her bags, grab her children, and leave her home after a police SWAT team arrived

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Sunbury-on-Thames is just a 37-minute train journey from Wimbledon station, where the tube that was bombed yesterday began its journey

superbeets · Sep 16, 2017

PM says a second attack is imminent. Well, duh ever since she opened all the borders to "refugees" you guys have been attacked almost weekly. So yeah a second attack is imminent, so is a third, a fourth, and so forth. It's way past time for action.

superbeets · Sep 16, 2017

How brave of them to be willing to reveal the suspects gender.

superbeets · Sep 16, 2017

It is time to lock up the known ones now.

superbeets · Sep 17, 2017

[h=2]Trump was right! Police first held 'refugee boy', 18, arrested at Dover over bucket bomb TWO WEEKS AGO but let him go, say neighbours - as officers finally raid home of MBE foster couple who took him in[/h][FONT=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif][/FONT]Police are ‘keeping an open mind’ on whether more than one person was behind the Parsons Green bombing. It comes after officers raided a home in Surrey(middle) owned by a couple(bottom right) who were both appointed MBEs for fostering hundreds of children including Middle Eastern refugees. The house in Sunbury-on-Thames is where Penelope Jones, 71, and her husband Ronald, 88, raised 268 foster children. The couple have lived in the area for decades and are well known in the local community. Armed officers stormed the property on Cavendish Road at 2pm hours after arresting the 18-year-old man believed to have planted the Parsons Green bomb in Dover(left, top right). Locals claimed 'explosives' were found in the garden of the house, although this has not been confirmed by the police. There is no suggestion the Joneses had any knowledge of any alleged wrongdoing at the property. At least eight of the Jones' foster children have been refugees, with some coming from Iraq, Eritrea, Syria, Albania and Afghanistan. The couple were honoured by the Queen in 2009 for their services to children and families.