FBI Issues Warning to Police After Terrorist Health Scare

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Omar Abdel Rahman has been serving a life sentence since 1995 for various acts of terror. He was also accused of plotting to blow up the World Trade Center in 1993.


The FBI has sent a bulletin to state and local law enforcement warning of possible terrorist reprisals as the health of an incarcerated terror mastermind fails, FOX News has learned.

Although the FBI said there is no credible indication that a plan for retribution is in place, the agency sent the warning as Sheik Omar Abdel-Rahman was treated in Missouri for bleeding.

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i do not understand these people. Why would there be a need for a jihad if he dies. They can have a jihad and i will dance a happy dance when he dies.
 
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