In Transcripts, Tough Talk by Terror Suspects, and Informant
During a trip in the Poconos early last year, with his friends, a young immigrant named Abdullahu Agron talked about the development of bombs with nitroglycerine or tube, buying a gun and a powerful position, the authorities said. He spoke abfällig on American soldiers, which it considers as a teenager, when he five weeks in a refugee camp in Macedonia.
Here in the United States, he said to his friends, his Muslim name, he won top.
But while these discussions in Pennsylvania, a man stupste explain his intentions, Mr. Abdullahu courage and anger has disappeared. “I am not planning on something,” he said. “I would never hurt is to be deplored.”
The man was an informant of the federal government and agents were listening.
In May, Mr. Abdullahu and five other men were arrested, as the authorities have said was a plot to kill soldiers at Fort Dix, an Army Base in New Jersey.
In October, Mr. Abdullahu guilty, a reduced fee of firearms, with illegal immigrants. On Monday, she was sentenced by Judge Robert B. Kugler of Federal District Court in Camden, New Jersey
Five other suspects in the case - Shnewer Mohamad, Serdar Duka Tatar, and three brothers, Eljvir, Shain and Dritan - including charges of conspiracy to kill soldiers. Upon conviction, they are sentenced to life in prison.
In one case, that the fears of local terrorism, Mr Abdullahu sentence could be seen as a leading indicator of force by the government is the case.
The indictment is based in part on the recordings of conversations between the suspects. The records were released by prosecutors last week, as part of a sentence short Kugler judges require a “two levels” of Mr. Enhancement Abdullahu sentence and a “high-flying” the sentencing guidelines, the requirement from 10 to 16 months for the crimes for which Mr. Abdullahu plead guilty.
The 77 pages of the transcript - replete profanities, politics, and talk of violence, including the best way to kill American soldiers - just a few hundred by the discussions, the authorities said they had registered .
In brief, prosecutors also cited Mr. Abdullahu had carved graffiti on the door of his cell, with a shot gun on the initials “FBI,” said the transcript and evidence that Mr. Abdullahu knew to be dangerous weapons for men.
“Abdullahu crimes on the location of weapons in the hands of the self-proclaimed authorities admirer of Jihad” serious danger … National security “because Dukas has spoken openly about the attack on American soldiers are fighting in Iraq and Afghanistan,” read the brief.