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September 22, 2009
Unclassified Document: Potential security threats to sports and entertainment venues
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A lawyer for Najibullah Zazi disputes claims that bomb-making plans were found on his client's computer.
A lawyer for Najibullah Zazi disputes claims that bomb-making plans were found on his client's computer.

The U.S Department of Homeland Security

Investigators are focusing on about a dozen more people in connection with a wide-ranging terror investigation that has netted arrests in Colorado and New York City, a source familiar with the investigation said Tuesday.

Federal agents arrested three men late Saturday in connection with what the Justice Department has said was a plot to detonate bombs in the United States.

Najibullah Zazi, his father Mohammed Wali Zazi and Muslim cleric Ahmad Wais Afzali are charged with lying to federal agents.

All three suspects are originally from Afghanistan. Mohammed Wali Zazi is a naturalized U.S. citizen, while Afzali and Najibullah Zazi are permanent legal residents. If convicted, each could face eight years in prison.

The Department of Homeland Security released this unclassified report about potential security threats to popular sport and entertainment venues.CIP (FOUO) Notice 61-09 Potential Threat to Popular Sport and Entertainment Venues

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alexlyrics   September 22nd, 2009 1:48 pm ET

We need to be careful in arresting leaders of these Muslim mosk's , who are acting as informants unless they pose a threat to the US.

We need to see the actual details to truly form an opinion here.

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