Four Iceland men print out the production of guns with 3D, ready to launch a terrorist attack and arrest

Jimu Journalist Sun Yan

According to CNN reports on September 22, Iceland Police said at a press conference that on September 21, local time, four Icelandic men were arrested for suspected of planning terrorist attacks in the country's capital Reykjavik, and they were under investigation. Gonnar Holuul Gadaron, director of the Correspondence of the Iceland Police Department, said such behavior was "unprecedented" in the country.

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It is understood that these four men are in their 30s. Gadar Song said at a press conference that Iceland police have taken action to avoid the possibility of terrorist attacks. "Police believe that Icelandic people are not dangerous; at present, the level of terrorism in Iceland is not high."

"(But) these actions and investigations are unprecedented in Iceland." Kadalon continued.

In addition, according to the Icelandic police, the four men were suspected of using 3D printers for gun production. The director of the Iceland Police Department Karl Stener Valson said that the police have seized dozens of guns, including semi -automatic weapons, some of which are printed 3D.

According to reports, Iceland is one of the countries with the lowest crime rate in the world. Due to the peaceful life of Icelanders, the police usually do not carry any guns during their duty. Moreover, due to the high safety and trust of local residents, mothers often let infants sleep on the streets on the street to adapt to the severe cold experienced in the year.

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