Farmer who alerted police to RAF Fairford suspected bomb plot states there was ‘no follow-up’
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Woman who spotted suspicious vans and masked men states authorities did not contact her following five men were arrested A farmer who claims to have alerted the police to a suspected terrorist bomb plot at RAF Fairford in Gloucestershire has stated she has had “no follow-up at all” from the authorities. The report also notes that The woman told reporters on Monday that she did not see herself as a hero for having reported vans blocking a road near the base while on her way back from a party.
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