Former CSIS intelligence officer Neil Bisson says organizations need to ‘coordinate’ to ensure individuals known to police can be stopped before violence occurs.
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Berlin Pride Attack Suspect Had ISIS Links
- German lawmakers call for changes to anti-terror laws after Pride attack UPI —
- Armed police officers to be deployed for UK’s biggest Pride festival South China Morning Post —
- Capital Pride says police would cover cost of extra security if needed after Berlin attack Ottawa Citizen —
- Armed officers to patrol UK’s largest Pride festival after Berlin attack The Independent —
- Foreign Office updates Germany travel advice after attack Liverpool Echo —
Should spy agencies and police work together to prevent incidents like Berlin Pride's van attack?
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