On New Year’s Day, a truck rammed into a crowd in New Orleans, killing at least 14 people and injuring dozens more. The suspect, identified as 42-year-old Shamsud Din Jabbar, a United States citizen and Army veteran, was apprehended and killed on the scene of the attack, after firing on law enforcement. The night before, he recorded a video message for his family informing them he had joined ISIS – whose flag he carried in the truck. The same da…

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The New Orleans attack and Las Vegas Tesla explosion are examples of the US military’s violent extremism problem

Over 480 people with a military history were accused of ideologically driven extremist crimes between 2017 and 2023, including the more than 230 arrested in connection with Jan. 6.

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Americans were shaken by acts of violence committed in our own cities by men with military backgrounds on New Year's Day.

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Is violent extremism more of a concern within military community?

Military relations between The man who carried out the attack in New Orleans on New Year’s Eve And another one died there Explosion in Las Vegas on the same day Highlight the increasing role of people with military experience in ideologically motivated attacks, especially those that seek to cause large numbers of casualties.  In New Orleans, Shams al-Din Jabbar, a US Army veteran, was killed by police after an attack. Deadly rampage In a small t…

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New Orleans Attack, Vegas Bombing Highlights Extreme Violence by Active Military, Vets - National

A record of military service is the strongest predictor that someone will engage in an act of extremist, terroristic violence.

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