Knife wielding man shouting terrorist phrase over powered on Spanish/Moroccan border

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Dramatic CCTV footage shows policemen overpowering a knife-wielding man who attacked officers on the Spanish-Moroccan border.

It is understood he was shouting 'Allahu akbar' or 'God is greatest' as well as other Arabic chants at the time of his rampage, according to local reports.

The video shows police carrying riot shields and batons surrounding the attacker, who is wearing a blue top and cream shorts.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...man-attacks-police-shouting-Allahu-akbar.html
 
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