osama bin laden dead Latest Breaking News Daily

osama bin laden dead Latest Breaking News Daily

LAX, Ontario International and Van Nuys airports were on heightened alert as of Sunday night, said Gina Marie Lindsey, executive director of Los Angeles World Airports, which operates the airports.  Officials would not elaborate on what that means to travelers, but LAX has one of the nation’s biggest anti-terrorist operations, visible and invisible. Here's what you may see with the new alert:

* More checkpoints by airport police as travelers enter the central terminal area, as well as a more visible presence of officers overall. LAX is staffed by its own department, but the LAPD has a post there and coordinates additional officers as needed.

* Bomb-sniffing dogs will be making the rounds of passenger baggage at airport curbs and within the terminals themselves.

* Random gate screenings are likely to  occur more frequently, and more detection officers can be expected to be on duty.

* At times of heightened security, it’s common to see LAX police on foot patrol in military gear and carrying automatic weapons.

Osama bin Laden is dead The US military has his body

Osama bin Laden is dead and  The US military has his body September 11 mastermind . Obama to announce it in a few minutes.
Killed in a mansion with family members by us forces in islamabad military bases put on high alert.

Osama bin Laden is dead

Bin Laden's admirers commonly use several aliases and nicknames, including the Prince/Al-Amir, the Sheikh, Abu Abdallah, Sheikh Al-Mujahid, the Lion Sheik

Officials have long believed bin Laden, the most wanted man in the world, was hiding a mountainous region along the Pakistan-Afghanistan border. The al-Qaeda leader became both the face of global terrorism and a symbol of the futile efforts to seek it out and fight it.
While his death is a victory for the anti-terror crusade by the U.S. and its allies, it's unlikely his demise will end the now-fractured network of terror cells that reaches across the world.
Counter-terror experts have noted al-Qaeda has grown into a more fragmented movement, its violent ideas having been franchised over to local allies who can operate without a central, larger-than-life figurehead leader.

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