Three alleged members of a radical Dutch Islamic group were arrested in June and deported to the Netherlands because police feared they were planning an attack on then-Prime Minister Jose Barroso, a former top Portuguese police official said in comments published Monday. The government in the Netherlands confirmed that three men arrested June 11 in Porto, Portugal — the site of the European Championship soccer tournament — are alleged members of a group referred to by Dutch intelligence as the “Hofstad Network,” which has been linked to the November 2 killing of filmmaker Theo van Gogh.Full Story
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