Booliska Magaalada Saint Cloud Ee Dalka Marayanka Oo Wiil Somaliya Toogasho Ku Dilay Iyo Sababta Dilka Keentay

September 20, 2016 - Written by Berbera Today

Saint Cloud(Berberatoday.com)-Nin Mindi ama Toorray ku weeraray Dad wax ka iibsanayay Suuq wayn oo ku yaalla magaalada Saint Cloud oo ka tirsan gobalka Minnesota ee dalka Maraykanka, ayaa la sheegay in uu ahaa 22-jir Soomaali ah oo lagu magacaabo Daahir Aadan, isla markaana ahaa Arday xilligii waxbarashada ku jira.

Aabbaha dhalay Wiilkaas oo la yidhaahdo Axmed Aadan, ayaa Wargeyska Star Tribune oo ka soo baxa magaalada Minneapolis u sheegay in Daahir oo ahaa Wiilkiisa uu ku dhashay Kenya, balse 15-kii sano ee la soo dhaafay uu ku noolaa Maraykanka. Waxaana falkaas si weyn u cambaareeyey Jaaliyadaha Soomaalida ah ee Maraykanka ku dhaqan oo wax laga xumaado ku tilmaamay in Wiil Soomaali ahi ku kaco weerar noocaas oo kale ah.

Wuxuu Axmed sheegay in waligii aanu Wiilkiisa ku tuhmin in uu ku lug lahaa falal xag-jirnimo. Hase-yeeshee, waxa uu intaa ku daray in Booliisku ay ku wargeliyeen in Wiilkiisa la toogtay, ka dib markii uu Mindi dad Shacab ah ku weeraray, isla markaana uu Toorriyeeyay Sagaal Qof oo uu dhaawacyo kala duwan gaadhsiiyey.

Ma jirto wax caddaynaya sababtii ku qaadday in Wiilkan Soomaaliga ahi uu dadka ku Toorriyeeyo magaalada St. Cloud oo 100 km u jirta magaalada Minneapolis ee xarunta gobolka Minnesota ee dalka Maraykanka, kaasoo ah gobolka ay Soomaalida ugu badan ee waddanka Maraykanka ku dhaqani deggan yihiin.

Inkasta oo ay Hay’adaha Ammaanku ku jiraan baadhitaanka Shaqsigaas iyo waxa ku kallifay weerarkaas, haddana weli soomay saarin wax natiijo ah oo caddaynaysa arrintaas, mana jiro War Masuuliyiinta magaalada iyo gobolku ka soo saareen xaqiijinta Aqoonsiga Ninkaas, marka laga yimaaddo war-gelinta Boolisku siiyey Aabbaha Wiilkaas Daahir dhalay.

Hase-yeeshee, Kooxda la baxday dowladda Islaamiga ah ee Daacish ama ISIS, ayaa sheegatay Masuuliyadda weerarkaas Mindida lagu fuliyey ee ka dhacay Maraykanka. Waxaanu Warka Daacish shaacisay intaas ku daray in Ninka weerarkaas Mindida ah ee Sagaalka qof lagu dhaawacay Ninka fuliyey uu ka tirsanaa Askarta Daacish sida ay hadalka u dhigeen.

The Latest on the stabbing of nine people at a central Minnesota shopping mall (all times local):

The off-duty police officer who shot and killed a man suspected of stabbing nine people in a Minnesota mall is deflecting praise from people who call him a hero.

Jason Falconer is being hailed by authorities, Gov. Mark Dayton and others for stopping a man suspected of carrying out the attack Saturday night in a St. Cloud mall. Federal authorities say they are treating it as a potential act of terrorism.

Falconer told the Minneapolis Star Tribune that he’s “been trying to stay away from it all, for the time being.” He told the newspaper he wasn’t hurt and declined to talk further, citing the ongoing investigation for not saying more.

No one answered the door late Sunday at a home address listed for Falconer, and a voicemail box for a telephone listing was full and not accepting new messages.

Leaders of the Somali community in central Minnesota are condemning the stabbing of nine people at a mall.

Community leaders held a news conference Sunday and said the suspect in Saturday night’s attack at a St. Cloud mall does not represent the larger Somali community.

They urged the broader community to unite, and said they feared backlash against Somalis living in the area.

The man’s father identified the suspect as Dahir Adan in an interview with the Star Tribune. Authorities haven’t confirmed that name and say they are still investigating. Adan was shot dead by an off-duty police officer.

Meanwhile, St. Cloud Technical and Community College says Adan was never a student there, as has been reported. St. Cloud University confirms he attended school there, but has not been enrolled since spring 2016.

The father of the man who stabbed nine people at a central Minnesota mall has identified him as a 22-year-old college student.

Ahmed Adan told the Star Tribune of Minneapolis that police told him Saturday night that his son, Dahir A. Adan, died at Crossroads Center mall in St. Cloud.

He says police didn’t mention the attack on the mall, but they seized photos and other materials from the family’s apartment.

Authorities haven’t publicly identified the attacker. They say the attacker stabbed nine people Saturday night before an off-duty police officer shot and killed him. None of the victims suffered life-threatening injuries.

Ahmed Adan, who is Somali, says his son came to the U.S. 15 years ago and was a student at St. Cloud Technical and Community College. He told the Star Tribune he had “no suspicion” that his son might have been involved in terrorist activity.

An FBI official says investigators are viewing an attack at a Minnesota mall in which a man stabbed nine people as a possible act of terrorism.

FBI Special Agent-in-Charge Rick Thornton said Sunday that authorities are digging into the suspect’s background to determine his possible motivation for Saturday night’s attack at the Crossroads Center mall in St. Cloud.

St. Cloud’s mayor and police chief praised the swift actions of an off-duty, part-time Avon police officer for shooting and killing the attacker. They identified him as Officer Jason Falconer.

Mayor David Kleis says there were nine people who were hurt, not eight, as authorities previously reported. He says the ninth person took themselves to a hospital and was treated and released. Three of the victims remain hospitalized with injuries that aren’t considered life-threatening.

Three college freshmen who were shopping at a Minnesota mall when a man stabbed eight people say they saw two bloodied men stumble from a hallway.

Sydney Weires (weerz) says she was at Crossroads Center mall with two friends Saturday night when they heard a scream. She says she saw a man who looked like a security guard sprint down a hallway, and then two men stumbled out.

She says one had blood on his face, and the other had blood on his back. The men screamed to get out of the mall because someone had a knife.

Authorities say all of the injured are expected to survive. They say the suspect was dressed in a private security uniform and reportedly made references to Allah.

A Minnesota hospital official says three of the eight people who were attacked at a mall remain hospitalized.

St. Cloud Hospital spokeswoman Chris Nelson said Sunday that the other five people were released and that none of the three still at the hospital has injuries that are considered life-threatening.

St. Cloud’s police chief, Blair Anderson, earlier said that of the eight people who were stabbed in Saturday night’s attack, only one remained hospitalized.

Authorities say a man dressed in a private security uniform started stabbing people and reportedly made references to Allah. An off-duty police officer shot and killed him.

The FBI says it is assisting local police in the investigation into a man who stabbed and wounded eight people at a Minnesota mall.

Like the police, Minnesota FBI spokesman Kyle Loven declined to say Sunday if investigators believe Saturday night’s attack at the Crossroads Center mall in St. Cloud was a terrorist act.

Authorities say a man dressed as a security guard stabbed eight people and reportedly mentioned Allah and asked a victim if they were Muslim before attacking them.

The Islamic State group has claimed the attacker was one of its own, though it’s unclear if the group planned or even knew of the attack ahead of time.

An Islamic State-run news agency claims the man who stabbed and wounded eight people at a mall in Minnesota before being shot dead by an off-duty police officer was a “soldier of the Islamic State.”

The IS-run Rasd news agency reported the claim on Sunday, saying the attacker had heeded calls from the extremist group for attacks in countries that are part of a U.S.-led anti-IS coalition.

It was not immediately clear if the extremist group had planned the attack or even knew about it beforehand. IS has encouraged so-called “lone wolf” attacks. It has also claimed past attacks that are not believed to have been planned by its central leadership.

All eight victims from Saturday’s attack were treated at a hospital for wounds that weren’t life-threatening and all but one of them were later released.

Eight people were injured during a stabbing attack at a Minnesota shopping mall that ended with the suspected attacker — who was dressed in a private security uniform and made references to Allah — shot dead by an off-duty police officer, authorities said.

St. Cloud Police Chief Blair Anderson says eight people were taken to St. Cloud Hospital with non-life-threatening injuries following the attack first reported about 8:15 p.m. Saturday at the Crossroads Center. One person was admitted. No further details were released.

Anderson said an off-duty police officer from another jurisdiction shot and killed the unidentified suspect, who was armed with a knife and wearing a private security firm uniform at the time of the attack.