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Politics : Idea Of The Day

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To: Raymond Duray who wrote (47379)11/19/2004 1:23:27 AM
From: IQBAL LATIF  Read Replies (1) of 50167
 
I know you will be very upset but it is not only Fallujah or Pakistan even in other places the world is becoming a smaller place for the rightist extremists..

Ten held in US anti-terror raid

SEATTLE: US authorities on Thursday arrested 10 people in an anti-terrorism swoop in the northwestern state of Washington, law enforcement officials said.

A joint police and Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) anti-terrorism task force took the suspects, who included both US citizens and foreign nationals, into custody in a series of raids, sources said.

“These arrests are in connection with an FBI joint anti-terrorism task force investigation that we have been involved with for quite a long time,” FBI spokeswoman Robbie Burroughs said.

She however declined to confirm details of the arrests or the searches of premises in Seattle.

Seattle-based KOMO news said anti-terrorism agents raided 12 locations in search of potential terror suspects after a judge issued a battery of search warrants.

The warrants indicated that agents were looking for training manuals instructing people how to shoot, assault or kill and were also seeking any information about training children for urban warfare, KOMO said.

KOMO news said one of the locations raided by agents included a barber’s shop where they seized a computer. afp
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