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Quazi Nafis Pleads Guilty In Federal Reserve Bank Bomb Plot Case
Quazi Mohammad Rezwanul Ahsan Nafis, 21, apologized, saying ” I no longer support violent Jihad. I deeply and sincerely regret my involvement with this case.”
Economic Growth Expected To Continue This Year In Connecticut
A continued economic recovery for 2013 has been forecast for Connecticut by a Federal Reserve Bank economist who spoke to businesspeople in Stamford Friday.
Federal Reserve Bank Bomb Plot Suspect Indicted
Quazi Mohammad Rezwanul Ahsan Nafis is charged with attempting to use a weapon of mass destruction and attempting to provide material support to a foreign terrorist organization.
Prosecutor: Nafis Sought To Attack U.S. Even Before Leaving Bangladesh
Just who is Quazi Mohammad Rezwanul Ahsan Nafis, the suspect in the bomb plot targeting the Federal Reserve Bank in Lower Manhattan? Prosecutors said he formed his plan to attack the U.S. even before he left Bangladesh.
FBI: Federal Reserve Bank Suspect Inspired By U.S.-Born Cleric Al-Awlaki
Sources said officials want to question several people, including a co-conspirator Nafis talked to about the plot. That person was arrested Wednesday in San Diego on unrelated child porn charges.
Sen. Schumer Calls For More Oversight Of Student Visas In Wake Of Foiled Terror Plot
Schumer said the student visa Nafis obtained from a Missouri university is legitimate, but said his quick transfer to a university in the city should have raised a red flag.
Bloomberg: Terror Plot Is Reminder That ‘Freedom Is Fragile’
Bloomberg said this incident should remind New Yorkers to not become complacent.
Authorities Paint Disturbing Picture Of Federal Reserve Bank Suspect
According to a federal complaint, Quazi Nafis was aware a bomb planted outside the Federal Reserve Bank would likely cause the deaths of many people, including women and children.
Kelly: Terror Threat Will Be ‘With Us For A Long Time’
While giving the FBI and other law enforcement agencies credit for thwarting a bomb plot against the Federal Reserve Bank in Lower Manhattan, New York City Police Commissioner Ray Kelly said the threat of terrorism will be “with us for a long time.”


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