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 CaseAbdulghefur Abdul Hassan 214 36 months., 3 years SR Eastern District of New York Yes Yes Conspiracy,money transfersMoinuddeen Ahmed Hameed 215 Time Served District of New Jersey Yes Yes Sting Operation, Conspiracy, sting - in Hemant Lakhani caseYehuda Abraham216 2 years probation; District of New Jersey Yes Yes Sting Operation, Conspiracy, Lakhani sting - Israeli-Afghan co-def of Hemant$10,000 fineLakhaniHammad Abdur-Raheem 219 60 months Eastern District of Virginia Yes Yes Material Support, Conspiracy, VA paintball caseSeifullah Chapman 220 780 months Eastern District of Virginia Yes Yes Material Support, Training VA paintball casecamp, Conspiracy, Falsestatements,Masoud Ahmad Khan 221 Life Eastern District of Virginia Yes Yes Sting Operation, Material VA paintball caseSupport, Training camp,Conspiracy,Muhammed Abid Afridi 222 7 months custody and 5years SRSouthern District of CaliforniaYesNuman Maflahi 226 60 months Eastern District of New York Yes Yes Charity financing, False false stms for supposedly denying helpingstatements,someone else (Sheikh Sattar) in ’99 – wascharged in 2003Sayed Abdul Malike 229 37 months Eastern District of New York Yes Yes Sting Operation, False Afghan, NYC cab driver, seemed somewhatstatements, Mental health unstable, was sting but only convicted of falseissues,stmsIbrahim Ahmed al-Hamdi 230 120 months Eastern District of Virginia Yes Yes Material Support, Training VA paintball casecamp, Conspiracy,Randall Todd Royer 231 20 years Eastern District of Virginia Yes Yes Material Support, Training VA paintball casecamp, Conspiracy,Jamil Salem Sarsour234 2 yrs probation; 25K Eastern District of Wisconsin Yes Yeswas previously convicted in Israel of aidingrestitutionHamas, and later convicted here just ofstructuring financial transactionsJeffrey Leon Battle 237 18 years District of OregonYes Yes Material Support, Training Portland 7 training camp casecamp, Conspiracy,Patrice Lumumba Ford 238 18 years District of OregonYes Yes Material Support, Trainingcamp, Conspiracy,Portland 7 training camp casePage A-12, 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 CaseSoliman S. Biheiri 239 13 months., 1 day w/ Eastern District of Virginia Yes Yes Charity financing, False false stm and immigration fraud, charity casecredit for Time Servedstatements,October Martinique Lewis 241 36 months District of OregonYes Yes Material Support, Training Portland 7 training camp casecamp, Conspiracy,Muhammed Aatique 242 126 months Eastern District of Virginia Yes Yes False statements, False VA paintball casestatements,Ahmed Ibrahim Bilal 245 10 years District of OregonYes Yes Material Support, Oldcharges as pretext, Trainingcamp,Muhammad Ibrahim Bilal 246 8 years District of OregonYes Yes Material Support, Training Portland 7camp,Bassem Kamal Khafagi 249 Time Served (10Eastern District of Michigan Yes Yesimmigration fraudMonths), 1 yr SRYong Ki Kwon 250 138 months Eastern District of Virginia Yes Yes Training camp, Conspiracy, VA paintball caseDonald Thomas Surratt 251 46 months Eastern District of Virginia Yes Yes Training camp, Conspiracy, VA paintball caseKhwaja Mahmood Hasan 252 135 months Eastern District of Virginia Yes Yes Training camp, Conspiracy, VA paintball caseFalse statements,Hosam Yousef Jubara 253 5 months Middle District of Florida Yes Yesconnected to Sami Al-Arian – Jubara was aprofessor suspected of connections to PalestinianIslamic Jihad who was convicted of minorimmigration charges, served 5 months and thenwas deported.Maher Mofeid Hawash 254 7 years District of OregonYes Yes Material Support,Portland 7 training camp caseG. William Hatfield 257 2 years probation, $15K Nothern District of New York Yes YesDr. Dhafir casefinePriscilla Dhafir 258 2 years probation, $10K Nothern District of New York Yes Yes False statements,Dr. Dhafir charity casefine & restitutionHussin Abuali 261 Time Served (5District of New Jersey Yes Yeswas wrong tip he was connected to terrorism butmonths), 3 years. SRthen was convicted of stolen cerealPage A-13, printed on 5/4/2014
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