UK: Man arrested after car rams gates at Royal Air Force base used by US, base on lockdown, guards open fire

There is no indication yet as to the identity of the man who drove this car, but most people immediately think of Muslims with good reason. There is no other group that is waging war against Britain from within Britain itself. Yet Theresa May continues to welcome jihad preachers into the country while banning me and other foes of jihad terror. When will the British people summon the will to repudiate her suicidal madness and throw her out of office?

“Man arrested after car rams gates at Royal Air Force base used by US, reports say,” by Katherine Lam, Fox News, December 18, 2017:

A man was arrested after he allegedly rammed his car into the gates at a Royal Air Force base used by the U.S. Air Force on Monday that prompted a brief lockdown and personnel to open fire.

Royal Air Force Mildenhall in Suffolk was placed on lockdown about 1 p.m. after a “significant incident” was reported, police said. The Pentagon urged people to avoid the area until the lockdown was lifted about an hour after the incident began.

A Ministry of Defense (MoD) source told Sky News a man rammed his car into the base’s gates while attempting to force his way through.

“Shots were fired by American service personnel and a man has been detained with cuts and bruises and taken into custody,” Suffolk police said in a statement.

RAF Mildenhall wrote on its Facebook page it received “reports of a disturbance” and urged people to avoid the area.

The suspect was the only person injured in the incident. Suffolk police said there is “no wider threat” to the public and no other suspects are being sought….

While it’s not clear what promoted the incident on Monday, RAF Mildenhall and RAF Lakenheath, another U.S. base next to it, have both been subjected to terror threats over the past few years, according to Sky News.

Last year a British-born “committed supporter” of the Islamic State terror group was sentenced to life in prison for planning a terrorist attack on five U.S. Air Force bases in the UK, including RAF Mildenhall.