テロ警告記者会見の詳細（原文)
投稿者： etranger3_01 投稿日時： 2001/10/30 09:45 投稿番号： [108732 / 177456]
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http://www.cnn.com/2001/US/10/29/gen.attack.on.terror/index.html
Ashcroft: New terror attack possible
October 29, 2001 Posted: 7:24 p.m. EST (0024 GMT)
WASHINGTON (CNN) -- The United States should be on heightened alert in the coming days because of possible new terrorist action, U.S. Attorney General John Ashcroft said Monday afternoon.
In a quickly called news conference, Ashcroft said intelligence sources had found "credible" information the nation could be the focus for some sort of terrorist attack within the week.
He called on law enforcement agencies, citizens and U.S. interests abroad to be on "highest alert."
The information authorities received was not specific but was sufficient to share with the public, Ashcroft said.
"I trust the American people to be able to understand ... that they can make good judgments and understand this kind of information," he said.
The information is good, said FBI Director Robert Mueller, who also attended the conference.
Officials do not know what might be attacked, or how, said Mueller, calling on police and citizens to be "extremely vigilant." He declined to name the source of the information.
Various federal agencies, including the EPA, FAA, FBI and Department of Transportation, have been alerted, Mueller said.
The FBI also issued a terrorist advisory to 18,000 law enforcement agencies nationwide, he said.
"On every occasion when the government has received credible information, we have chosen to warn our colleagues in the law-enforcement community," Mueller said.
"We are doing so today because we have such information, even though it is not specific as to intended target or as to intended method."
On October 11 -- one month after terrorist attacks -- the FBI warned another terrorist attack might come "over the next several days." The next several days passed uneventfully.
Tom Ridge, director of Homeland Security, also has discussed the heightened security alert with the nation's governors, asking them "to take appropriate precautions in their respective states," Ashcroft said.
President Bush was alerted about the threat early Monday, Ashcroft said.
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http://www.cnn.com/2001/US/10/29/gen.attack.on.terror/index.html
Ashcroft: New terror attack possible
October 29, 2001 Posted: 7:24 p.m. EST (0024 GMT)
WASHINGTON (CNN) -- The United States should be on heightened alert in the coming days because of possible new terrorist action, U.S. Attorney General John Ashcroft said Monday afternoon.
In a quickly called news conference, Ashcroft said intelligence sources had found "credible" information the nation could be the focus for some sort of terrorist attack within the week.
He called on law enforcement agencies, citizens and U.S. interests abroad to be on "highest alert."
The information authorities received was not specific but was sufficient to share with the public, Ashcroft said.
"I trust the American people to be able to understand ... that they can make good judgments and understand this kind of information," he said.
The information is good, said FBI Director Robert Mueller, who also attended the conference.
Officials do not know what might be attacked, or how, said Mueller, calling on police and citizens to be "extremely vigilant." He declined to name the source of the information.
Various federal agencies, including the EPA, FAA, FBI and Department of Transportation, have been alerted, Mueller said.
The FBI also issued a terrorist advisory to 18,000 law enforcement agencies nationwide, he said.
"On every occasion when the government has received credible information, we have chosen to warn our colleagues in the law-enforcement community," Mueller said.
"We are doing so today because we have such information, even though it is not specific as to intended target or as to intended method."
On October 11 -- one month after terrorist attacks -- the FBI warned another terrorist attack might come "over the next several days." The next several days passed uneventfully.
Tom Ridge, director of Homeland Security, also has discussed the heightened security alert with the nation's governors, asking them "to take appropriate precautions in their respective states," Ashcroft said.
President Bush was alerted about the threat early Monday, Ashcroft said.
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