Wantagh mother, daughter speak about Taylor Swift concert plans cancelled due to foiled terror plot
Authorities say two suspects were arrested for the plan to attack the show.
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Aug 8, 2024, 12:17 PM
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8h agoA mother and daughter from Wantagh were among thousands of Taylor Swift fans planning to attend a concert in Austria before it was cancelled due to an alleged terror plot stopped by law enforcement.
Authorities say two suspects were arrested for the plan to attack the show. According to officials, materials related to ISIS and Al-Qaida were also uncovered in the home of the second suspect.
Jaime and Annabelle spoke to News 12 about their experience with the cancelled concert.
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