The plot, which never got past the planning stages, did not involve airplanes or passenger terminals, according to the two officials, who spoke on condition of anonymity because details of the arrests had not yet been announced. A senior law enforcement official told FOX News that of the three arrests, one was in New York and two were in Trinidad. The New York suspect has been identified as Russell Afreitas, a former JFK employee who allegedly planned to attack the airport's fuel supply because he thought he could do more damage than attacking a passenger terminal. Afreitas is a Muslim U.S. citizen from Guyana. In carrying out the alleged plot, Afreitas unknowingly recruited an FBI informant, and surveillance on Afreitas began. One of the other suspects arrested in Trinidad was identified as Abdul Kabir, a member of Parliament of Guyana.
Three people were arrested and one other was being sought in connection to a plan to set off explosives in a fuel line that feeds John F. Kennedy International Airport and runs through residential neighborhoods, officials close to the investigation said.
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>>One of the other suspects arrested in Trinidad was identified as Abdul Kabir, a member of Parliament of Guyana.<<
Time for term limits. :)