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Knife-Wielding Man Shouting 'Allahu Akbar' Attacks Spanish Police Station, Gets Killed

Posted by EU Times on Aug 20th, 2018 // No Comment

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According to Spanish law enforcement, they shot a knife-wielding man as he attempted to attack a police station in Catalonia.

The man had entered the police station in Cornella “with the aim of attacking the agents,” Catalonian police said on Twitter.

It is still unclear if the man was killed.

According to the newspaper La Vanguardia, the suspect may be a native of Algeria.

On August 17 2017, Spain’s Barcelona and Cambrils faced two van ramming attacks, leaving 15 people dead and more than 130 injured. ISIS has claimed responsibility for the attacks.

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