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| Va. man gets 12 years for aiding terrorists Fox News A northern Virginia electrician was sentenced 12 years in prison Friday for producing an online propaganda video at the behest of a militant Pakistani group designated a terrorist organization by the US government. Jubair Ahmad, 24, of Woodbridge ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Documents provide rare insight into FBI's terrorism stings Washington Post "I had a feeling that I had just played out a part in some Hollywood movie where I had just been introduced to the leader of a 'terrorist' sleeper cell," Akili wrote. When he googled a phone number provided by the second man, it turned out to be to ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Trial for Alleged Terrorists Begins in Denmark Voice of America (blog) Four Swedish men went on trial in Denmark Friday on terrorism charges arising from an alleged plot to attack a newspaper that published satirical cartoons depicting the Prophet Muhammad – an issue that has inflamed Muslims' passions in the past. See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Suspects in terrorist plot go on trial in Denmark Irish Times The men, three Swedish citizens and one Tunisian, pleaded not guilty to involvement in the worst terrorist plot in Denmark to date, denying allegations they had planned to kill a large number of people at the offices of the paper, Jyllands-Posten. See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Terrorists targeted event hosted by Danish royal Daily News & Analysis Plaehn also alleged that the four, charged with terrorism and possession of weapons, had links with Pakistan. The defendants - Munir Awad, Omar Abdallah Aboelazm, Mounir Ben Mohamed Dhahri and Sabhi Ben Mohamed Zalouti - are originally from Libya, ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Terrorists 'targeted Danish prince' The Press Association Four alleged terrorists targeted Danish Crown Prince Frederik as part of their planned revenge attack on a newspaper that printed cartoons of the Prophet Mohammed, a court has heard. Prosecutors told the court the suspects probably intended to attack ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| UK Police Arrest Two Over Anti-Terrorist Hotline Prank Calls CIO I'm from the UK' By Jeremy Kirk UK police arrested two teenagers on Thursday evening for allegedly making hoax phone calls to a hotline set up to report suspicious terrorism-related activity. The two males, ages 16 and 17, were arrested at an address ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Terrorist sentenced to prison for plot to slay Americans Examiner.com In December 2011, 29-year old Mehanna was convicted by a jury -- after 10 hours of deliberation -- of four terrorism-related charges and three charges related to providing false information to the government, according to the Justice Department. See all stories on this topic » | ||
| 16 years after creation, terrorist court remains unused U-T San Diego More than 15 years since its creation – and a decade after 9/11 – a special court for deporting suspected foreign terrorists has never been used. Since 1996, five federal judges have been regularly appointed to sit on the Alien Terrorist Removal Court, ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Danish prosecutors: 4 alleged terrorists tried to target sports event that had ... Newser A car carrying one of the four defendants enters a secure area outside the court in Copenhagen, Denmark, Friday April 13, 2012, prior to the start of a court case against four men accused of terrorism... (Associated Press) Danish Police secure the area ... See all stories on this topic » |
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| Solomon's Wisdom on Revolutionary Islamism and Terrorism By Barry Rubin Hussein Solomon is a South African professor who is the leading expert on revolutionary Islamist terrorism in his own country and Africa generally. He has just finished a book, Global Jihad: The South African Front. Equally interesting, though ... Rubin Reports | ||
| Former Soldier In Terrorism Case Pleads Not Guilty « CBS Baltimore By sbhagav A former U.S. Army soldier accused of trying to provide support to a terrorist organization in Somalia after he left the military has pleaded not guilty. CBS Baltimore |
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| Motorcyclists Face Terrorism Charges Thanks to Noisy Exhausts ... Prosecutors in Mexico have brought terrorism charges against two motorcyclists because their loud exhaust pipes backfired and were mistaken for gunshots by ... latino.foxnews.com/.../mexican-state-charges-motorcyclists-wit... | ||
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