HAIL: Days after the killing of six Daesh members who killed their relative, Sgt. Badr Al-Rashidi, in Al-Qasim 25 days ago, a source close to the family told Al-Watan that terrorists are now planning to target four more of their relatives.

The family members at risk are their retired uncle from the emergency forces and three cousins who work in the emergency forces, the armed forces and the police. The family claims that the terrorists called their family home recently to tell them of their sinister plans.

The source said that the person responsible for the calls and the coordination of the group is Wael Al-Rashidi, a doctor in a hospital in Riyadh. He called the family of Sgt. Al-Rashidi and told them that he wants to come and collect the things that his mother left with Bader before his death. He added that the call which led to the arrest of some of the group's members previously could have been made by one of the terrorists who lives in a village in the south of Hail.

The source added that the six Daesh members spent 25 days in the Deem Mountains next to the Oqlat Al-Soqour governorate in Al-Qasim province. The six were identified as Wael, Mutaz and Nael (children of Maslam Al-Rashidi), and their cousins, Zaher and Sami along with their relative Ibrahim Khleif. They came from the Riyadh Province to Al-Qasim on Tuesday, Feb. 15, and told their families that they would spend the night outside their homes. During the same evening they began their scheme to lure and kill their relatives.

After more than seven days since their crime against Badr Al-Rashidi, they published a video clip revealing the nature of their crime and then disappeared for 25 days in the Deem Mountains. Security authorities were later able to trace their location and embarked on a manhunt for the men which lasted more than 24 hours until their car broke down in Rei’ Albiker village in southern Hail. Although the terrorists had machine guns with them, they were surrounded and eliminated by the police quickly.