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To: ExCane who wrote (8051)	6/2/2007 12:54:45 PM
From: Proud_Infidel	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 20106

4 Charged In Plot To Blow Up Jet Fuel At JFK First On WNBC.com POSTED: 10:45 am EDT June 2, 2007 UPDATED: 12:46 pm EDT June 2, 2007 wnbc.com NEW YORK -- According to NewsChannel4's Jonathan Dienst, sources said federal investigators have made arrests in an alleged terror plot on Kennedy Airport. Four people have been charged. One is in custody in New York. Three suspects in total are in custody. One is still at large. According to sources, the suspects have been identified as: Russell Defreitas, Abdul Nur, Kareem Ibrihim and Abdul Kadir. Sources said a cargo worker at JFK allegedly began to plot attacking the US last July or August. The cargo worker sought help in carrying out a plan and went to an FBI informant, who gathered information about the plot. The cargo worker is a U.S. citizen with roots in Guyana. Sources said he be a former government official in Guyana. Sources said counter-terrorism officials have been following the plot for a little less than one year. BREAKING NEWS: Terror Plot Thwarted At Kennedy Airport Sources said the plot involved a plan to blow up a jet-fuel pipeline at JFK setting off a potential massive explosion. Aviation officials said there is no major threat to air travel related to this plot. One law enforcement official said: "[There was] credible intent to commit violence but it was not operational." A press conference is scheduled for 1 p.m. this afternoon. Stay with WNBC.com for the latest on this developing story.