It was a dramatic start to the school week for students in Northern Ireland. As many as 300 schools received Islamist bomb threats and promises to impose Sharia law. Several schools were closed and students were sent home, but what is the police’s assessment of the threat?
On Monday morning, hundreds of schools in Northern Ireland received a threatening email warning of planted explosives. The message was sent shortly before 9 a.m. local time and led to several schools closing and students being sent home. Police immediately launched an investigation, reports Belfast Live.
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