Feds: Al-Qaida video found at home of terror suspect
Federal prosecutors say a video produced by Osama bin Laden's al-Qaida terrorist network was found in the home of a Chicago man charged with plotting an attack on a Danish newspaper.
Prosecutors filed the allegation in U.S. District Court late Friday as they prepared for a Tuesday hearing on an effort by Tahawwur Rana to secure his release on bond pending trial.
Prosecutors filed the allegation in U.S. District Court late Friday as they prepared for a Tuesday hearing on an effort by Tahawwur Rana to secure his release on bond pending trial.
Prosecutors say among those appearing on the video is Mustafa Abu al-Yazid, the third-ranking member of al Qaida.
Rana and another man, David Headley, are charged with plotting to attack the newspaper because it published cartoons depicting the Prophet Muhammad in 2005.
Rana and another man, David Headley, are charged with plotting to attack the newspaper because it published cartoons depicting the Prophet Muhammad in 2005.
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