Police urged Britain to stay calm on Monday as authorities investigated the fourth terrorist attack within three months, this time directed against the Muslim community. Authorities said they believe he acted alone, and that they were carrying out a search at a residential address in Cardiff. "We stopped all forms of attack and abuse towards him that were coming from every angle," he said. The statement was a clear attempt to ensure that Britain’s large Muslim community feels protected and to quell any feelings of double standards. The first occurred March 22, when a man drove a car over Westminster Bridge, killing four people, and then fatally stabbed a police officer who was guarding Parliament.

Source: Los Angeles Times June 19, 2017 15:03 UTC