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German-Syrian al Qaeda member gets lenient sentence
Expatica 10 May 2011
By Wilhelmina Lyffyt
A German-Syrian member of al-Qaeda has received a sentence of four years and nine months after pleading guilty to belonging to the terrorist network. A confession led to leniency and ended the trial in just three days.
A Frankfurt court has handed down a four-and-a-half year prison sentence to 25-year-old German-Syrian dual national, named only as Rami M., for being a member of the al Qaeda terrorist network. Rami M. was accused of being trained by an affiliated terror cell in Pakistan with the aim of participating in terrorist attacks in the name of jihad. (...)
Posted May 10th, 2011 by pk
German-Syrian al Qaeda member gets lenient sentence
Expatica 10 May 2011
By Wilhelmina Lyffyt
A German-Syrian member of al-Qaeda has received a sentence of four years and nine months after pleading guilty to belonging to the terrorist network. A confession led to leniency and ended the trial in just three days.
A Frankfurt court has handed down a four-and-a-half year prison sentence to 25-year-old German-Syrian dual national, named only as Rami M., for being a member of the al Qaeda terrorist network. Rami M. was accused of being trained by an affiliated terror cell in Pakistan with the aim of participating in terrorist attacks in the name of jihad. (...)
Posted May 10th, 2011 by pk
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