But FBI Special Agent in Charge J. Britt Johnson of the Atlanta office said the bureau did not have “specific or credible information of an attack”.
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Meanwhile, Federal Bureau of Investigation is taking the ISIS threat on WWE Survivor Series event seriously and the organization has released a statement regarding the ISIS terror group’s alleged threat.
Late Saturday afternoon, worldwide Business Times issued a report stating that Anonymous, an global group of hacking activists, had uncovered information on potential ISIS terrorist attacks scheduled to take place today, Sunday, November 22.
The legitimacy of these claims are still uknown.
The show is scheduled to begin at 8 p.m.
“We should be anxious but not really much because they’re just trying to keep us on our toes, trying to keep us in fear”, he said.
The wrestling company will be hosting their annual Survivor Series extravaganza at the Philips Arena in Atlanta, Georgia and Triple H has confirmed it will go ahead. Because of Saturday’s warnings, a representative of the Georgia Dome operator said fans might notice “enhanced security, including increased law enforcement presence”, according to the Atlanta Journal-Constitution. The doors of the event will open early at 6 p.m.to avoid delays due to security. “While we take all threats seriously, we do not have specific or credible information of an attack at this time”. More than 40 people were killed in a pair of suicide bombings in southern Beirut suburb that’s a stronghold of the militant Shiite Hezbollah, a massacre also tied to Islamic State terrorists. (In as much as anyone is officially tied to Anonymous.) Heres what they say.
What the what? Conflicting reports have arisen after the initial declaration came from OpParisIntel, the group supposedly within the Anonymous community, but lets look first at what that report said.
Hacker group Anonymous which declared a cyber war on Islamic State following Paris attacks said this week that the militant group plans to attack a World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE) event in Georgia on Sunday.
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Fans going tonight should expect lots of security screening and are encourage to take MARTA.
