Hostage Crisis ( live cnn ).

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What's with indhoyar nowadays?

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Suspect has a complaint against the discovery channel and is holding the building hostage.

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Yo check cnn if u in the US.

[Murax]

Thats exactly where FAhlives, He might be one of the hostages

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^^^

Ninyahow what's with ( indhoyar ) this days?

Haduu muslim ahaan lahaa (argagixiso) bay dhihi
lahaayeen.

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msnbc.com and NBC News
updated 1 minute ago
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SILVER SPRING, Md. — Police shot and killed a gunman who held three hostages for several hours Wednesday at the Discovery Communications building in Silver Spring, Md., authorities said. They said the hostages were safe.

At least one explosive device on his body went off when he was shot, and other explosive devices could still be in the building in Montgomery County in suburban Washington, D.C., Montgomery County police Chief Thomas Manger said. It was not clear whether there was any damage.

Manger said no one was believed to have been injured other than the gunman, whom SWAT officers shot about 4:50 p.m. ET because officials “believed the hostages were in danger.”

“We had been talking to him for several hours and he had a wide range of emotions,” Manger said. “He pulled his weapon and we came in.”

The building in the close-in suburb of Washington was safely evacuated, including the Discovery Kids Place day care center, police said.


Manger said he couldn’t release the man’s identity, but numerous law enforcement authorities told NBC News he was James Jay Lee, 43, a longtime protester at the building who was sentenced to six months of supervised probation for disorderly conduct in March 2008.

More on the Discovery hostage situation Updated 27 minutes ago Suspect had long protested Discovery programming Updated 103 minutes ago PhotoBlog: Image of gunman? Sourcing debate
‘The planet does not need humans’
Lee appears to have posted environmental and population-control demands online, saying humans are ruining the planet and that Discovery should develop programs to sound the alarm.

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