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Pre emtive attack at recruiting station Original Source Link: (May no longer be active)    http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story&u=/kpix/20021014/lo_kpix/4723 http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story&u=/kpix/20021014/lo_kpix/4723 http://beta.kpix.com/news/local/2002/10/14/Arson_Attack_at_San_Jose_Recruiting_Office.html Local - KPIX/KCBS Arson Attack at San Jose Recruiting Office Mon Oct 14, 3:48 PM ET The PIXPage Staff Federal investigators were at a San Jose military recruiting office Monday morning, searching for clues in an arson and vandalism attack. Police say someone set two military vehicles on fire just after 4am at the facility on McKee Road and Jackson Avenue. They also found smashed windows and anti-government graffiti on Navy and Air Force offices. The graffiti said, "Pre-emptive Attack." Authorities think that it might refer to President Bush's policy of going after terrorists before they have a chance to attack the United States. Authorities think the same people are responsible for both the vandalism and the arson. The FBI and the AFT were cooperating with the San Jose police. For more Bay Area news and information, visit kpix.com or www.kcbs.com.

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