article_snippet.sent: The family of one of the five men arrested as part of massive anti-terrorism raids in Melbourne were warned by police More than 200 officers were falling victim to Islamic State recruiters.
article_snippet.sent: Ahead of the arrests that stopped an alleged terrorist attack planned for Anzac Day, ASIO contacted the families of some of the would-be killers and cautioned the families of some of the would-be killers Three men were becoming radicalised.
article_snippet.sent: The family of one of the five men arrested as part of massive anti-terrorism raids in Melbourne said The family of one of the five men arrested as part of massive anti-terrorism raids in Melbourne were last year told to stop The family of one of the five men arrested as part of massive anti-terrorism raids in Melbourne son communicating with the extremist recruiter, who groomed Melbourne terrorist Numan Haider, according to News Corp. Scroll down for video .
article_snippet.sent: Australian Federal Police Acting Deputy Commissioner Neil Gaughan later added: 'Some evidence that was collected at a couple of the scenes and some other information we have, leads we to believe that this particular matter was ISIS-inspired.'
article_snippet.sent: Australian Federal Police Acting Deputy Commissioner Neil Gaughan later added that evidence 'collected at a couple of the scenes and some other information we have leads we to believe that this particular matter was ISIS-inspired' Three other men, also aged 18 and 19, were arrested separately in Narre Warren.
article_snippet.sent: A video featuring one of the men standing in front of an Islamic State flag while making threats of carrying out a terrorist attack was also uncovered.
highlights_snippet.sent: ASIO warned families of the men
highlights_snippet.sent: Five men were targeted by ISIS recruiter .
  