Cops should collect prints. Give a big fat fine for littering.
GUILTY NY - 30 injured in Manhattan bombing, 17 Sept 2016 *Ahmad Khan Rahimi arrested*
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I heard it on the radio. I wish I could post what I think about him. Theres alot of criticism going around. This is so him. No wonder Commis Brattan called it a day.
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I don't think De Blasio has any say in how many people can immigrate to the USA. But without the quote it's hard to understand. When and where did he say this? Do you have a link? Thanks.
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Maybe this.
Our Immigrants, Our Strength
(cowritten with the Mayor of London Sadiq Khan and Mayor of Paris Anne Hidalgo)
It's long. Here's a snippet:
And...
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I found the pressure cooker very NOT funny! Have a feeling it is gonna become a "thing"
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Pressure cookers are the new clowns.
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I hope they don't outlaw pressure cookers!!! I love mine.
If you're never used one...it cuts down cooking time of everything to minutes.
Every time I hear about terrorist attacks of rampage killings, the first thing I think is they are injustice collectors, injustice creator, or grudge holders.
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I hear ya. I know a few LE that are ready to find a new career.
EXCLUSIVE: Neighbor of New York bomber tells how she heard loud bangs and saw fires being set in the chicken shop's backyard in the days before the blasts
By LOUISE BOYLE IN ELIZABETH, NEW JERSEY FOR DAILYMAIL
22 September 2016 00:23 est
Ms. Boyle reports on many significant and interesting details from his neighbor, with images and video included.
Mother of Ahmad Khan Rahami's child pleads for privacy
By Tom Haydon | NJ Advance Media for NJ.com
September 22, 2016 at 12:18 AM
The mother of accused bomber... child issued a statement Wednesday night pleading for privacy and saying [he] has not come to see his 9-year-old daughter in more than two years.
[...]
In addition, he has only reached out to us one time in the last year," said the mother, Maria, whose full name is being withheld by NJ Advance Media.
[...]
"My family and I were deeply shocked and appalled at the recent incidents involving the explosions in New York and New Jersey and our thoughts and prayers are with all who were affected. Particularly those law enforcement officers who were injured in the line of duty," she said.
"I have cooperated with authorities and told them all I know about [him]," she said.
No timeline when Ahmad Khan Rahami will appear in court, FBI says
By Craig McCarthy and Jessica Remo | NJ Advance Media, for NJ.com
Sept 21 16 at 8:13 pm
[...]
"He's not going anywhere anytime soon," FBI Newark media spokesman Robert Reilly said Wednesday. "He's pretty banged up."
[he] is currently unconscious and intubated at University Hospital in Newark two days after being shot during a shootout with Linden police before his arrest, according to Reilly.
Lynch said she has full confidence in prosecutors' ability to bring [him] "to justice for his heinous actions." She told reporters that the charges reflect the Justice Department's "unwavering determination to finding, capturing and prosecuting all those who attempt to commit or commit acts of terror against our nation."
WATCH: Cop leaves hospital to cheers a day after shoot-out with bombing suspect
By Marisa Iati | NJ Advance Media for NJ.com
Sept 20 16 at 6:13 pm
[...]
Outside his home, Hammer answered reporters who asked how he was feeling.
"I'm feeling like I got shot in the head," he said. "I'm glad to be alive. I'm glad to be home. ... I appreciate all the concern. I spoke to the President, the director of the FBI. Everybody's concern is overwhelming to me."
[...]
The Union County Prosecutor's Office asked reporters to respect the officers' privacy as they recover.
"The entire law enforcement community here in Union County is deeply touched by the immense outpouring of support from across the country for the efforts of all five responding officers, who exhibited tremendous courage in an extremely volatile situation," the office said in a statement.
[...]
Flagged Two Times in 2014, Ahmad Rahami Passed Scrutiny
By MARC SANTORA, RUKMINI CALLIMACHI and ADAM GOLDMAN of THE NEW YORK TIMES
on Sept 21 16 report on significant many details about the progress of the investigation, confirmed by LE.
[...]
Investigators are interested in learning more about both a three-week trip he made to Afghanistan and another trip he may have made to Ankara, Turkey, according to the law enforcement officials, who spoke about the continuing investigation under the condition of anonymity. The report by the targeting center did not mention any travel to Turkey, according to one of the officials.
Records the New York Police Department provided to customs officials indicate that [he] traveled to Ankara for an unspecified length of time in January 2014, according to another law enforcement official and documents obtained by The New York Times.
[...]
The new information being gleaned from [his] notebook, a copy of which was provided to The Times by another law enforcement official, who was not authorized to speak to the press, paints a substantially different picture from what could be understood by the snippets highlighted in the criminal complaint filed in federal court on Tuesday night.
[... the ]
journal echo the talking points of Mr. Adnani, who in May advised followers around the world to commit violence in their home countries if travel to Syria proved too difficult.
[...]
“back to Sham,” an archaic regional name that has come to be used for Syria. He goes on: “I looked for guidance and Alhumdulilah,” he says, using an Arabic expression praising God. “Guidance come / Sheikh Anwar / Brother Adnani / Dawla. Said it clearly attack The Kuffar in their backyard.”
[...]
may have himself been frustrated in his attempts to reach Syria and was using that as justification for committing terror at home.
[...]
in a ruling issued on Wednesday night, found that the court did not have the authority to appoint [him] a lawyer or order an appearance at this time.
Peter Liguori, the deputy public defender in Union County, where the shooting of the Linden police officers took place, said he had not received notification that [he] had requested a lawyer. “We want to make sure that his constitutional rights are protected,” Mr. Liguori said. “If he or his family has requested our assistance, we will certainly help him and make sure that he gets proper representation.”
***
[video=youtube;VjVBJmdUzsI]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VjVBJmdUzsI[/video]
By LOUISE BOYLE IN ELIZABETH, NEW JERSEY FOR DAILYMAIL
22 September 2016 00:23 est
Ms. Boyle reports on many significant and interesting details from his neighbor, with images and video included.
Mother of Ahmad Khan Rahami's child pleads for privacy
By Tom Haydon | NJ Advance Media for NJ.com
September 22, 2016 at 12:18 AM
The mother of accused bomber... child issued a statement Wednesday night pleading for privacy and saying [he] has not come to see his 9-year-old daughter in more than two years.
[...]
In addition, he has only reached out to us one time in the last year," said the mother, Maria, whose full name is being withheld by NJ Advance Media.
[...]
"My family and I were deeply shocked and appalled at the recent incidents involving the explosions in New York and New Jersey and our thoughts and prayers are with all who were affected. Particularly those law enforcement officers who were injured in the line of duty," she said.
"I have cooperated with authorities and told them all I know about [him]," she said.
No timeline when Ahmad Khan Rahami will appear in court, FBI says
By Craig McCarthy and Jessica Remo | NJ Advance Media, for NJ.com
Sept 21 16 at 8:13 pm
[...]
"He's not going anywhere anytime soon," FBI Newark media spokesman Robert Reilly said Wednesday. "He's pretty banged up."
[he] is currently unconscious and intubated at University Hospital in Newark two days after being shot during a shootout with Linden police before his arrest, according to Reilly.
Lynch said she has full confidence in prosecutors' ability to bring [him] "to justice for his heinous actions." She told reporters that the charges reflect the Justice Department's "unwavering determination to finding, capturing and prosecuting all those who attempt to commit or commit acts of terror against our nation."
WATCH: Cop leaves hospital to cheers a day after shoot-out with bombing suspect
By Marisa Iati | NJ Advance Media for NJ.com
Sept 20 16 at 6:13 pm
[...]
Outside his home, Hammer answered reporters who asked how he was feeling.
"I'm feeling like I got shot in the head," he said. "I'm glad to be alive. I'm glad to be home. ... I appreciate all the concern. I spoke to the President, the director of the FBI. Everybody's concern is overwhelming to me."
[...]
The Union County Prosecutor's Office asked reporters to respect the officers' privacy as they recover.
"The entire law enforcement community here in Union County is deeply touched by the immense outpouring of support from across the country for the efforts of all five responding officers, who exhibited tremendous courage in an extremely volatile situation," the office said in a statement.
[...]
Flagged Two Times in 2014, Ahmad Rahami Passed Scrutiny
By MARC SANTORA, RUKMINI CALLIMACHI and ADAM GOLDMAN of THE NEW YORK TIMES
on Sept 21 16 report on significant many details about the progress of the investigation, confirmed by LE.
[...]
Investigators are interested in learning more about both a three-week trip he made to Afghanistan and another trip he may have made to Ankara, Turkey, according to the law enforcement officials, who spoke about the continuing investigation under the condition of anonymity. The report by the targeting center did not mention any travel to Turkey, according to one of the officials.
Records the New York Police Department provided to customs officials indicate that [he] traveled to Ankara for an unspecified length of time in January 2014, according to another law enforcement official and documents obtained by The New York Times.
[...]
The new information being gleaned from [his] notebook, a copy of which was provided to The Times by another law enforcement official, who was not authorized to speak to the press, paints a substantially different picture from what could be understood by the snippets highlighted in the criminal complaint filed in federal court on Tuesday night.
[... the ]
journal echo the talking points of Mr. Adnani, who in May advised followers around the world to commit violence in their home countries if travel to Syria proved too difficult.
[...]
“back to Sham,” an archaic regional name that has come to be used for Syria. He goes on: “I looked for guidance and Alhumdulilah,” he says, using an Arabic expression praising God. “Guidance come / Sheikh Anwar / Brother Adnani / Dawla. Said it clearly attack The Kuffar in their backyard.”
[...]
may have himself been frustrated in his attempts to reach Syria and was using that as justification for committing terror at home.
[...]
in a ruling issued on Wednesday night, found that the court did not have the authority to appoint [him] a lawyer or order an appearance at this time.
Peter Liguori, the deputy public defender in Union County, where the shooting of the Linden police officers took place, said he had not received notification that [he] had requested a lawyer. “We want to make sure that his constitutional rights are protected,” Mr. Liguori said. “If he or his family has requested our assistance, we will certainly help him and make sure that he gets proper representation.”
***
[video=youtube;VjVBJmdUzsI]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VjVBJmdUzsI[/video]
[video=youtube;nq92_crbu8c]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nq92_crbu8c[/video]
Exclusive: Video Shows Bombing Suspect Ahmad Rahami Wheeling Luggage Allegedly Containing Pressure-Cooker Bomb on NYC Street, NBCNEWS
Sep 21 16, 10:56 pm
Exclusive: Video Shows Bombing Suspect Ahmad Rahami Wheeling Luggage Allegedly Containing Pressure-Cooker Bomb on NYC Street, NBCNEWS
Sep 21 16, 10:56 pm
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He's still unconscious in the hospital?
http://www.nydailynews.com/news/nat...-rahami-remains-unconscious-article-1.2801546
... remains unconscious at a hospital. FBI has no timeline of when he will appear in court.
“He’s not going anywhere anytime soon." Rahami will remain in medical care until he's deemed fit to travel, declining to divulge how long that might take.
http://www.nydailynews.com/news/nat...-rahami-remains-unconscious-article-1.2801546
... remains unconscious at a hospital. FBI has no timeline of when he will appear in court.
“He’s not going anywhere anytime soon." Rahami will remain in medical care until he's deemed fit to travel, declining to divulge how long that might take.
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some tidbits of info:
... those who were close to him say the real story of Rahami's path to terrorism stems from a lifelong struggle with his father, Mohammed Rahami, and the clash of values that steeped them both.
"For a lot of families, there is tension ... for him it was his father," said a close family friend.
... between the teen pregnancy and Rahami's seeming inability to move forward (dropped out of college) prompted his father to take the entire family to Afghanistan and then on to Pakistan. It was during that trip, that Mohammed Rahami abandoned Ahmad alone in a foreign country.
"[Rahami] told me he was basically left there," the friend said. "He had to find his own way back ... I'm sure that traumatized him for life ... I'm sure that scarred him." Rahami told him that his father took his passport while he was sleeping. The entire family left, ultimately returning to the U.S.
Another friend confirmed this story, telling CNN he remembers getting a strange phone call from Rahami, who said he was stuck in Pakistan and needed money.
Rahami eventually made it back to the United States and moved back into a tumultuous existence in the cramped apartment above his father's chicken shop.
___
As Rahami and his brothers grew older, they hung out around Elizabeth and neighboring towns, sometimes making trips into New York city for fun. Also during this time, Rahami and his one brother, Mohammad, made multiple trips to Afghanistan and Pakistan. Ultimately, Rahami and his brother returned to their traditional values. They married two conservative Pakistani cousins.
___
Rahami and his wife moved into an apartment in Perth Amboy. But they couldn't afford it. After they were evicted, the moved back in with the rest of the family above the chicken shop. The tight quarters led to family fights. In 2014, the violence escalated when Rahami stabbed his brother in the leg with a knife. "It was not good what happened. It was just a violent night. There was blood. It was a very bad situation for Ahmad. He was trying to live with his parents and wife and kids." On Tuesday, Rahami's father said he called police during that altercation, saying his son was "doing bad." "He stabbed my [other] son," Mohammed Rahami said. "He hurt my wife, and I put him to jail two years ago."
http://www.ozarksfirst.com/news/rahamis-lifelong-feud-with-family-identity
... those who were close to him say the real story of Rahami's path to terrorism stems from a lifelong struggle with his father, Mohammed Rahami, and the clash of values that steeped them both.
"For a lot of families, there is tension ... for him it was his father," said a close family friend.
... between the teen pregnancy and Rahami's seeming inability to move forward (dropped out of college) prompted his father to take the entire family to Afghanistan and then on to Pakistan. It was during that trip, that Mohammed Rahami abandoned Ahmad alone in a foreign country.
"[Rahami] told me he was basically left there," the friend said. "He had to find his own way back ... I'm sure that traumatized him for life ... I'm sure that scarred him." Rahami told him that his father took his passport while he was sleeping. The entire family left, ultimately returning to the U.S.
Another friend confirmed this story, telling CNN he remembers getting a strange phone call from Rahami, who said he was stuck in Pakistan and needed money.
Rahami eventually made it back to the United States and moved back into a tumultuous existence in the cramped apartment above his father's chicken shop.
___
As Rahami and his brothers grew older, they hung out around Elizabeth and neighboring towns, sometimes making trips into New York city for fun. Also during this time, Rahami and his one brother, Mohammad, made multiple trips to Afghanistan and Pakistan. Ultimately, Rahami and his brother returned to their traditional values. They married two conservative Pakistani cousins.
___
Rahami and his wife moved into an apartment in Perth Amboy. But they couldn't afford it. After they were evicted, the moved back in with the rest of the family above the chicken shop. The tight quarters led to family fights. In 2014, the violence escalated when Rahami stabbed his brother in the leg with a knife. "It was not good what happened. It was just a violent night. There was blood. It was a very bad situation for Ahmad. He was trying to live with his parents and wife and kids." On Tuesday, Rahami's father said he called police during that altercation, saying his son was "doing bad." "He stabbed my [other] son," Mohammed Rahami said. "He hurt my wife, and I put him to jail two years ago."
http://www.ozarksfirst.com/news/rahamis-lifelong-feud-with-family-identity
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I'm very surprised these two still haven't come forward...
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Same here! If I were just walking by and saw a luggage I liked and took it and I'm completely innocent, I would come forward. I would of said something before my photo is aired like "hey I think I took the luggage this was in"
Something tells me they aren't innocent....which is worrisome.
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There it is. Family dysfunction that affects the being of a person. I suppose he got "love" and acceptance from his imagined life in the Middle East. Kind of like John Hinkley thought he had a relationship with Jodi Foster and thought killing the Pres would do something for her.
Not everyone watches the news
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I agree, not only am I surprised they haven't' come forward, I'm surprised no one has ID'd them, or maybe the FBI is aware now and attempting to track them down.
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In the NJ/NY area, everyone is watching this story. Luckily the guy who found Rahami was watching CNN.
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I'm sure they have cell phones with social media. They will see their photo everywhere. I also have seen it on light poles in the city.
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