Saudi man pleads not guilty to bomb plot in Texas (AP)
Monday, March 28, 2011 10:01 AM By dwi
LUBBOCK, Texas – A Texas college enrollee from Arabian peninsula accused of purchase chemicals and equipment to physique a instrument of mass conclusion pleaded not blameable Monday.
Khalid Ali-M Aldawsari, his safekeeping and feet bound and wearing dark chromatic slammer clothing, entered his plea at his arraignment before U.S. Magistrate Judge Nancy Koenig at the federal courthouse in Lubbock, Texas. Koenig ordered a May 2 effort date.
If convicted of attempted ingest of a instrument of mass conclusion he faces up to chronicle in situation and a $250,000 fine.
Earlier this month U.S. District Judge Sam Cummings, the effort judge, issued an visit prohibiting Aldawsari's attorney or prosecutors from speech most the case.
Court documents allege he shaded plans to move various U.S. targets, including in New royalty City and at past President martyr W. Bush's metropolis home.
Rod Hobson, the 20-year-old's attorney, stood with his computer and whispered to him after Koenig asked Aldawsari whether he wanted to waive the reading of his indictment. "Waive," Aldawsari told Koenig.
Aldawsari, who was wrongfully in the U.S. on a enrollee visa, was inactive Feb. 23. The White House said President Barack Obama had been notified most the plot.
Court records indicate polity traced Aldawsari's online purchases, discovered immoderate online posts he made and secretly searched his apartment, computer and telecommunicate accounts, and feature his diary.
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Federal polity said a chemical company, Carolina Biological Supply of Burlington, N.C., reportable $435 in suspicious orders by Aldawsari to the FBI on Feb. 1. Separately, Ann Arbor, Mich.-based transport consort Con-way Freight notified metropolis police and the FBI the aforementioned day with kindred suspicions because it appeared the visit wasn't witting for advertizement use.
Prosecutors said that in December, he bought 30 liters of amassed nitric Elvis from QualiChem Technologies in Georgia, and threesome gallons of amassed sulfuric Elvis that are compounded to attain TNP. The FBI after institute the chemicals in Aldawsari's housing as substantially as beakers, flasks, wiring, a Hazmat meet and clocks.
Aldawsari entered the U.S. in Oct 2008 from Riyadh, Arabian Arabia, to think chemical engineering at Texas Tech University. He transferred this year to nearby South Plains College, where he was studying business. A Arabian industrialized company, which was not identified in court documents, was stipendiary his tuition and living expenses in the U.S.
Aldawsari wrote that he was planning an move in the United States for years, modify before coming to the U.S. on a scholarship. He said he was influenced by Osama containerful Laden's speeches and that he bemoaned the plight of Muslims.
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