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US Police Arrest Suspect in Stabbing of French Train Hero
A man has been arrested in connection with the stabbing of one of three Americans who helped thwart a heavily armed attacker on a Paris-bound train, California police said today.
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'We're All Right,' Train Hero Tells Dad. 'But Something Has Happened'
The Rev. Tony Sadler, whose son Anthony was one of three Sacramento friends who subdued a gunman on a high-speed train bound for Paris, was sitting in a Sacramento barber's chair last Friday when his phone buzzed from an unfamiliar number.
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France Train Attack was 'Targeted and Premeditated'
French prosecutors said Tuesday there was a raft of evidence suggesting that the man arrested for last week's train attack carefully prepared a jihadist assault that would have ended in carnage had passengers not intervened.
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Train Gunman: Islamic Extremist or Homeless Misfit?
Who exactly is Ayoub El Khazzani, the heavily-armed Moroccan man who was wrestled to the ground by passengers in a crowded high-speed train in France, potentially averting a bloodbath.
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France Honours Americans, Briton Who Disarmed Train Gunman
French President Francois Hollande on Monday awarded France's highest honour, the Legion d'honneur, to three US citizens and a Briton who helped disarm a machine gun-toting suspected Islamist militant on a train last week.
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Francois Hollande 'To Give France's Highest Award to Train Heroes Today'
French President Francois Hollande will present three Americans and a Briton with the country's top Legion d'Honneur medal today in recognition of their bravery in stopping a gunman on a packed train, an Elysee source said.
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French Investigators Quiz 'Dumbfounded' Gunman
French anti-terror investigators on Sunday questioned a Moroccan man accused of a foiled attack on a crowded train, but he insists he was only trying to rob passengers, a lawyer said.
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Barack Obama Calls 3 Americans, Commends 'Extraordinary Bravery': White House
US President Barack Obama on Saturday called the three Americans who overpowered a gunman on a Paris-bound train and congratulated them on their "extraordinary bravery," the White House said.
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US Police Arrest Suspect in Stabbing of French Train Hero
A man has been arrested in connection with the stabbing of one of three Americans who helped thwart a heavily armed attacker on a Paris-bound train, California police said today.
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'We're All Right,' Train Hero Tells Dad. 'But Something Has Happened'
The Rev. Tony Sadler, whose son Anthony was one of three Sacramento friends who subdued a gunman on a high-speed train bound for Paris, was sitting in a Sacramento barber's chair last Friday when his phone buzzed from an unfamiliar number.
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France Train Attack was 'Targeted and Premeditated'
French prosecutors said Tuesday there was a raft of evidence suggesting that the man arrested for last week's train attack carefully prepared a jihadist assault that would have ended in carnage had passengers not intervened.
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Train Gunman: Islamic Extremist or Homeless Misfit?
Who exactly is Ayoub El Khazzani, the heavily-armed Moroccan man who was wrestled to the ground by passengers in a crowded high-speed train in France, potentially averting a bloodbath.
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France Honours Americans, Briton Who Disarmed Train Gunman
French President Francois Hollande on Monday awarded France's highest honour, the Legion d'honneur, to three US citizens and a Briton who helped disarm a machine gun-toting suspected Islamist militant on a train last week.
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Francois Hollande 'To Give France's Highest Award to Train Heroes Today'
French President Francois Hollande will present three Americans and a Briton with the country's top Legion d'Honneur medal today in recognition of their bravery in stopping a gunman on a packed train, an Elysee source said.
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French Investigators Quiz 'Dumbfounded' Gunman
French anti-terror investigators on Sunday questioned a Moroccan man accused of a foiled attack on a crowded train, but he insists he was only trying to rob passengers, a lawyer said.
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Barack Obama Calls 3 Americans, Commends 'Extraordinary Bravery': White House
US President Barack Obama on Saturday called the three Americans who overpowered a gunman on a Paris-bound train and congratulated them on their "extraordinary bravery," the White House said.
