Police have been accused of trying to find out the names of British people who bought the Charlie Hebdo magazine in the wake of the Paris terror attacks. The allegation came in a letter to the Guardian from a woman claiming to be a buyer in Wiltshire. Anne Keat from Corsham wrote to the paper after it created a set of badges in support of Charlie Hebdo. She claimed the she wanted to “suggest a degree of caution” about supporting the magazine because two days after she bought her copy, police visited her local newsagents asking for the names of the four customers that did so.Und wenn die diese Namen haben, was dann ? Ab in den Käfig und abgefackelt ?
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