ISIS Threat In Maryland

IDFInfantry · Aug 8, 2017

The threat is here and it's very real. Head on a swivel folks!

http://baltimore.cbslocal.com/2017/08/08/maryland-man-tried-to-help-isis/

j_h_smith · Aug 8, 2017

Well, that'll make you think twice about things. I wonder how ISIS got the FBI/Military guy's name and personal information?

Hmmm.....

GolfR · Aug 8, 2017

Concrete evidence that ISIS is operating in MD. If you work for the government, your life is in danger. Apply for a wear and carry now!

HordesOfKailas · Aug 8, 2017

Life in prison if guilty? No death penalty? Bull.

fidelity · Aug 8, 2017

DOJ statement ... looks like he might have an HQL ... but took guns from a confidential human source (CHS) working with the FBI ...

https://www.justice.gov/opa/pr/mary...ial-support-isil-plan-kill-us-military-member

According to the affidavit filed in support of the criminal complaint, Das was admitted to the U.S. in 1995 and is a legal permanent resident.

The affidavit alleges that from Sept. 28, 2015 to early 2016, Das used social media to express his support for ISIL, including support for terrorist attacks in Paris, France, and San Bernardino, California.

On Oct. 26, 2015, Das tweeted the name of an individual and the city where they lived, stating that the individual “aspires to kill Muslims.” Das knew that the individual hoped to become a member of the U.S. military. ISIL members and supporters have posted identifying information about U.S. military personnel in hopes that those inspired by ISIL would carry out attacks against them. The affidavit alleges that Das was advertising the individual’s identity and whereabouts in order to inspire violence against that individual.

On Jan. 30, 2016, Das tweeted a picture of an AK-47 assault rifle along with the text, “This is more than just a gun. This is a ticket to Jannah.” “Jannah” is a reference to the Islamic concept of paradise.

According to the affidavit, on April 30, 2016, Das attended the Handgun Qualification License class at a firing range in Prince George’s County, Maryland. After the class, Das told another individual that he wanted to buy a Glock 9mm handgun and an AK-47. Over the next five months, Das returned to the firing range to practice firing weapons, and submitted his fingerprints to obtain a handgun permit.

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The affidavit alleges that on Sept. 30, 2016, while the CHS was en route to pick up Das so they could conduct the attack, Das sent a text to the CHS that stated, “I’m ready.” When the CHS arrived at the residence, Das loaded ammunition into the magazine of one of the two firearms previously acquired by the CHS, with Das’ knowledge and support. Das inserted the magazine into the firearm and loaded a bullet in the chamber. The firearms were then placed into the trunk of the vehicle. Although Das believed that the firearms could fire ammunition, in reality, they had been rendered inert by the FBI. Das and the CHS then traveled to the address of the target, where Das exited the vehicle and approached the trunk, where the firearms were located. When Das was standing next to the trunk, FBI agents approached and Das attempted to run away. Das was taken into custody by FBI agents a short distance from the vehicle.

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U.S. Attorney Rosenstein and Assistant Attorney General Carlin thanked the FBI for its work in the investigation.

GolfR · Aug 8, 2017

HordesOfKailas said:
Life in prison if guilty? No death penalty? Bull.

Since the crime happened in MD, does it fall under the sentencing laws of MD even though it's a federal crime? There is no death penalty in MD.

EL1227 · Aug 8, 2017

fidelity said:
DOJ statement ... looks like he might have an HQL ... but took guns from a confidential human source (CHS) working with the FBI ...

https://www.justice.gov/opa/pr/mary...ial-support-isil-plan-kill-us-military-member

According to the affidavit, on April 30, 2016, Das attended the Handgun Qualification License class at a firing range in Prince George’s County, Maryland. After the class, Das told another individual that he wanted to buy a Glock 9mm handgun and an AK-47. Over the next five months, Das returned to the firing range to practice firing weapons, and submitted his fingerprints to obtain a handgun permit.

So much for the HQL stopping criminals from obtaining a handgun, or MD's additional background checks for that matter.

iH8DemLibz · Aug 8, 2017

Watch the state turn it around and say the HQL/FSA2013 isn't getting the job done.

Then push for stronger measures.

To keep firearms out of the hands of terrorists.

j_h_smith · Aug 8, 2017

HordesOfKailas said:
Life in prison if guilty? No death penalty? Bull.

Why wouldn't this be a Federal Crime with Federal penalties?

Allium · Aug 8, 2017

are you kidding - there is a huge presence in MD the sanctuary state
http://www.baltimoresun.com/news/maryland/bs-md-terrorism-charges-20160114-story.html

rbird7282 · Aug 8, 2017

Didn't read the articles but how did he get an AK? I thought FSA2013 was supposed to prevent this kind of thing.......
Lol

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AssMan · Aug 8, 2017

iH8DemLibz said:
Watch the state turn it around and say the HQL/FSA2013 isn't getting the job done.

Then push for stronger measures.

To keep firearms out of the hands of terrorists.

If the terror watch list was included in the background check, he would have been denied.

Sirex · Aug 8, 2017

Trump broke him.

Jim12 · Aug 8, 2017

snallygaster said:
If the terror watch list was included in the background check, he would have been denied.

When did they start using the terror watch list as a basis for denial? That was a whole thing at the MD General ASSembly. There are all kinds of innocent people accidentally and incorrectly on that list, even conservative journalist Stephen Hayes, and there's almost no way to get off.

AssMan · Aug 8, 2017

Jim12 said:
When did they start using the terror watch list as a basis for denial? That was a whole thing at the MD General ASSembly. There are all kinds of innocent people accidentally and incorrectly on that list, even conservative journalist Stephen Hayes, and there's almost no way to get off.

Sorry, that reply was meant to be sarcastic. I agree that it's a terrible idea. Just speculating as to what might be running through the minds of the simpletons in the MGA.

danb · Aug 8, 2017

Damn. He was locked and loaded.

jokes aside, pretty scary.

Jim12 · Aug 8, 2017

snallygaster said:
Sorry, that reply was meant to be sarcastic. I agree that it's a terrible idea. Just speculating as to what might be running through the minds of the simpletons in the MGA.

Oh, got it. They have minds? I thought everything they did was either a knee-jerk reaction or programmed by their ideological masters.

BeoBill · Aug 8, 2017

Jim12 said:
Oh, got it. They have minds? I thought everything they did was either a knee-jerk reaction or programmed by their ideological masters.

You got it! They are droids who get the lobotomy just prior to swearing in.

Stoveman · Aug 9, 2017

And in other news the MSP and MCAC will still tell you to your face that there is no evidence of ISIS threats to individuals in Maryland....

pbharvey · Aug 9, 2017

Stoveman said:
And in other news the MSP and MCAC will still tell you to your face that there is no evidence of ISIS threats to individuals in Maryland....

It will be chalked up to this guy having a screw loose. No one in their right mind wants to kill people in the name of Allah therefore any who do are considered mentally defective.

Terrorist problem solved.

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