Appendix A - Tactics used in prosecution sorted byPreemptive Prosecution Used, Elements of Preemptive Prosecution Present or No Preemptive Prosecution UsedOn DOJ TargetedTerrorist forName DOJ # SentenceCourtList beliefs Charges Description of CaseTarik Ibn Osma Shah 98 15 years Southern District of New York Yes Yes Sting Operation, Material material support stingSupport, Conspiracy,Mahmud Faruq Brent 99 15 years Southern District of New York Yes Yes Sting Operation, Material Sting (co-defendant of Tariq Shah and others)Support, Conspiracy,Haji Subandi 101 37 months District of MarylandYes Yes Sting Operation, Material Tamil Tigers stingSupport,Erick Wotulo 102 30 months District of MarylandYes Yes Sting Operation, Material mat support sting for Tamil TigersSupport, Conspiracy,Sabri Benkahla 103 121 months Eastern District of Virginia Yes Yes Material Support, Training VA paintball casecamp, Conspiracy, Falsestatements,Abdelhaleem Hasan Abdelraziq Ashqar 104 135 months Nothern District of Illinois Yes Yes Contempt,Muhammad Hamid Khalil Salah 105 21 months Nothern District of Illinois Yes Yes Material Support, Tortured Palestinian acquitted on spurious terrorismconfessions, Charity charges (& was tortured confession) andfinancing, Conspiracy, convicted of single count of obstructionReinhard RusliHelmi Soedirdja106 12 months & 1 day for District of MarylandYes Yes Sting Operation, Material Tamil Tigers stingeach count (to runSupport, Conspiracy,concurrently)107 12 months & 1 day for District of MarylandYes Yes Sting Operation, Conspiracy, Tamil Tigers stingeach count (to runconcurrently)Shiraz Syed Qazi 108 10 months Southern District of Texas Yes Yes Sting Operation, Training Houston Taliban stingcamp,Mohammed Subeh109 1 yr probation; fine of Western District of New York Yes Yes False statements,false stms for denying seeing a letter his brother$250 and a SA of $100wroteIrfan Kamran 111 Time Served District of ColoradoYes Yes Conspiracy, Falsefalse statements and immigration chargesstatements, Falsestatements,Abdul Qayyum 112 1 yr probation District of ColoradoYes Yes Conspiracy, Falsefalse statementstatements,Kobie Diallo Williams 113 54 months Southern District of Texas Yes Yes Sting Operation, Conspiracy, 'Houston Taliban' stingPage A-6, printed on 5/4/2014
Appendix A - Tactics used in prosecution sorted byPreemptive Prosecution Used, Elements of Preemptive Prosecution Present or No Preemptive Prosecution UsedOn DOJ TargetedTerrorist forName DOJ # SentenceCourtList beliefs Charges Description of CaseAbdulrahman Farhane114 13 years (156 months); Southern District of New York Yes Yes Sting Operation, Material Tarik Shah sting case2 years SRSupport, Conspiracy, Falsestatements,Mohamed Shorbagi 115 92 mo Nothern District of Georgia Yes Yes Material Support, Charity mat support to Hamas – by giving $ to Holy Landfinancing,FoundationYassin Muhiddin Aref 116 15 years Nothern District of New York Yes Yes Sting Operation, Material ridiculous material support sting - and Yassin ArefSupport, Conspiracy, False was the victim of mistaken identity.statements,Mohammed Mosharref Hossain 117 15 years Nothern District of ҈New York Yes Yes Sting Operation, Material Aref/Hossain stingSupport, Conspiracy,Ronald Allen Grecula 118 5 years, 3 years SR Southern District of Texas Yes Yes Sting Operation, Material material support stingSupport,Lina Rena 119 1 year probation Eastern District of Michigan Yes Yes Conspiracy, Falsefalse statementsstatements,Noura Berro 120 8 months; $124,549 Eastern District of Michigan Yes Yes Conspiracy,minor player in Berro fraud caserestitutionZeinab Berro123 15 months, restitution Eastern District of Michigan Yes Yesbankruptcy fraud$554,878҈҈Almire Ali-Sadek Berro 124 1 day with Time Served Eastern District of Michigan Yes Yes Conspiracy,minor fraudBilal El-Sablani 128 1 day; $ 489,174.25 Eastern District of Michigan Yes Yes Conspiracy,minor player in Berro fraud caserestitutionAbdul Karim Akram Berro 129 10 months Eastern District of Michigan Yes Yes False statements,false statementsAhmed Murshed132Time Served;deportation proceedingspursuant to Title 18/3583(d).Western District of New YorkYes Yes Conspiracy,Mohamed Albanna 136 5 years Western District of New York Yes Yes False statements,unlicensed money transfer (targeted because hewas the uncle and supporter of one of LakawannaDefendants)Hatem Naji Fariz 137 37 months Middle District of Florida Yes Yes Material Support, Conspiracy, Sami Al-Arian co-defendantPage A-7, printed on 5/4/2014
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