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 CaseHerbert Villalobos 168 4 months, 2 years SR Eastern District of Virginia Yes Yes911 hijackers pd him $50 to drive them to get IDbut he didn’t know what they were doingMark Robert Walker 170 24 months Western District of Texas Yes Yes Material Support,attempted mat support to a Somali group, andviolating sanctionsHemant Lakhani 171 47 years District of New Jersey Yes Yes Sting Operation, MaterialSupport,Ali al-Timimi 173 Life Eastern District of Virginia Yes Yes Material Support, Training VA paintball casecamp, Conspiracy,Akram Abodayah 178 Time Served (6 months) District of New Jersey Yes Yesfeds suspected him for some reason andconvicted him of simple drug possession (whichthey generally never bother with)Mahmoud Youssef Kourani 179 54 months Eastern District of Michigan Yes Yes Material Support, Conspiracy, mat support for HezbollahCedric CarpenterLamont RansonMohammad Salman Farooq Qureshi180 68 months for18/2339A ; 3 yr SR;Southern District ofMississippiYes Yes Sting Operation, MaterialSupport, Conspiracy,material support stingeach w/$2000 fine & $100 SA181 29 months; 3 years SR; Southern District ofYes Yes Sting Operation, Material mat support sting$2000 fine; $100 SA MississippiSupport, Conspiracy,183 48 months. w/ credit Western District of Louisiana Yes Yes Charity financing, False false stms re financial donations to charityTime Served, 3 yearsstatements,connected to Wadih El-HageSR (to be suspended ifreturn to Pakistan)Rafil A. Dhafir 184 264 months Nothern District of New York Yes Yes Charity financing,Dr. Dhafir charity caseConspiracy,Ahmed Abdel Sattar 185 Southern District of New York Yes Yes Material Support, Conspiracy, Lynne Stewart caseFalse statements,Lynne Stewart 186 10 years Southern District of New York Yes Yes Material Support, Conspiracy, attorney convicted of material support for nonviolentFalse statements,advocacy for her imprisoned clientMohammed Yousry 187 20 mo. Southern District of New York Yes Yes Material Support, False minor player in Lynne Stewart casestatements,Ali Mohammed Al Mosaleh 190 Time Served District of MinnesotaYes Yes False statements,false statementsPage A-10, 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 CaseAli Khaled Steitiye 192 60 months District of OregonYes Yes Training camp,Portland 7Saleh Eldin Ali El Hage 193 6 months Southern District of Texas Yes Yes False statements,immigration-related chargesElmeliani Benmoumen 195 Time Served Western District ofYes Yes Conspiracy,license bribe casePennsylvaniaKamran Shaikh 197 Time Served Western District of North Yes Yes False statements,immigration and false stm charges – suspectedCarolinabecause had tourist photos of landmarksFarida Ahmed 199 Time Served Southern District of Texas Yes Yes False statements, False immigration and false statementsstatements,Manthena Raja 200 24 months District of New Jersey Yes Yes Sting Operation, Conspiracy, sting - co-defendant of Hemant LakhaniImran Khan 201 Time Served District of ColoradoYes Yes Conspiracy, Falsefake ID casestatements,James Elshafay 202 RELEASED - 5 years Eastern District of New York Yes Yes Sting Operation, Conspiracy, sting - serious mental problemsMental health issues,Abdurahman Muhammad al-Amoudi 205 23 years Eastern District of Virginia Yes Yes Material Support, False false statementsstatements,Basman Elashi 206 84 months Nothern District of Texas Yes Yes Charity financing,charity case - violating economic sanctions onConspiracy, FalseLibya and Syria - is related to Holy Land casestatements,Bayan Elashi2077 years (84 months)incarceration, 3 yearsSR (for INFOCOM I andINFOCOM II trials)Nothern District of TexasYesHazim Elashi 209 60 months Nothern District of Texas Yes Yes Charity financing,related to Holy Land Foundation charity caseConspiracy, Falsestatements,Fawaz Mohammed Damrah210 2 months + 4 months Nothern District of Ohio Yes Yes False statements,immigration violationshouse arrest,denaturalizationOsama Musa Alferahin 211 Time Served +District of ArizonaYes Yesfailed to state on citizenship application that hedenaturalization &had been married and divorced in the pastdeportPage A-11, printed on 5/4/2014
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