- A federal grand jury on Tuesday issued an indictment charging Liban Haji Mohamed with conspiring and attempting to provide material support to al-Shabaab, the Somalian terrorist organization.
- According to court documents, Mohamed allegedly attempted to recruit an undercover FBI agent to make the trip to Somalia with the intent of providing combat training to al-Shabaab fighters.
- Mohamed, a 34 year-old Somali-born naturalized American citizen, is accused of leaving the country in 2012 with the intent to join al-Shabaab in East Africa.
- In addition to the FBI’s most wanted list, Mohamed was added to Interpol’s list of “red notice” fugitives in 2012.
- Mohamed also stands accused of plotting to use his own social media skills to improve the terror group’s propaganda machine, which they use to recruit Westerners.
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Wednesday, May 27, 2020
Federal grand jury indicts member of FBI's most wanted list on charges of terrorism
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