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Terrorism Charges Filed Against New York, New Jersey Bombing Suspect
The complaint includes excerpts from a handwritten journal authorities say they he wrote.
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Instead, he’s now facing federal terrorism charges and is being held at Union County Jail, with a bail of $5.2 million, after being taken down by Linden police.
NY bombing suspect Ahmad Rahami was charged on Tuesday (20 September) with federal counts of using a weapon of mass destruction and bombing public places.
The charges were filed by Manhattan U.S. Attorney Preet Bharara.
Ahmad Khan Rahami, 28, was shot multiple times and captured by police Monday after being spotted in the doorway of a bar in Linden, New Jersey.
MacArthur represents the district where a pipe bomb blew up before a military charity run Saturday in Seaside Park. Another bomb down the street also failed to go off.
A total of 31 people were wounded in the Chelsea attack, including a victim from Britain, a driver knocked unconscious and a woman who had ball bearings, metal and wood removed from her body, it said.
Pressure cookers bombs were used there and the US media are reporting Rahami was found with handwritten notes praising the bombers, the 2009 Fort Hood shooter and the American-born cleric and al-Qaeda recruiter-the late Anwar al-Awlaki.
From the journal, it appears Rahami wanted to die a martyr.
“Inshallah (God willing), the sounds of bombs will be heard in the streets”. The police officer who was shot escaped more serious injury as he was wearing a bulletproof vest. “Death to your oppression”.
Investigators will now focus on whether he had co-conspirators and on his motive in allegedly bombing New York’s Chelsea neighborhood and detonating a pipe bomb along the route of a US Marine Corps race.
Rahami provided plenty of clues for investigators. Fingerprints also matched the materials found there to Rahami, the complaints said. Investigators say he left another set of explosives in a trash bin by a train station in Elizabeth, New Jersey.
After Mr Rahami’s capture, Mr Trump said he was being given “amazing hospitalisation” and would be assigned “an outstanding lawyer”.
” “The F.B.I. & homeland security … looking for me ALLAH”. To not take JIHAD away from. Guidance came from Sheikh Anwar …
“He doing bad, he stabbed my son, he hit my wife”, Rahami’s father Mohammad told reporters when asked why he called authorities in 2014 to tell them his son was a danger and reportedly calling him a terrorist. That interview stemmed from a tip alleging that Rahami’s father was calling his son a terrorist, according to two USA officials. The father contacted the FBI after Rahami was charged with stabbing his brother, according to the official, who was not authorized to discuss the investigation and spoke to The Associated Press on condition of anonymity. Rahami was not prosecuted in the stabbing; a grand jury declined to indict him.
The Afghan-born American held on suspicion of bombing NY had a violent past, allegedly stabbing his brother after returning from a year in Pakistan, and reportedly possessed a notebook that mentioned Al Qaeda. He has been charged with five counts of attempted murder against police.
White House spokesman Josh Earnest said President Barack Obama was confident the bureau would review Rahami’s interactions with law enforcement “to determine if there’s something different that could have been done or should have been done to prevent the violence”. Rahami faces 20 years for each count.
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” Use and attempted use of weapons of mass destruction, which carries a mandatory minimum consecutive sentence of 30 years in prison”.