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Story Submitted: Sep 25, 2009
Quantico leadership, NCIS, FBI in close coordination throughout terror suspects’ activities
By: MCB Quantico Public Affairs Office
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MARINE CORPS BASE QUANTICO, Va. (Sept. 25) — Daniel Patrick Boyd and Hysen Sherifi, terror suspects recently arrested by the FBI in North Carolina, have been indicted on charges of conspiring to murder United States military personnel.
The indictment alleges that Boyd undertook a reconnaissance of the Marine Corps Base Quantico and obtained maps of the base in order to plan an attack on Quantico.
“We have been in close coordination with NCIS and FBI agents and other officials throughout the Boyd investigation. We have ensured that the safety and protection of our Marines, their families and civilians who call Quantico home, received our first and absolute attention. That attention in all matters continues to be our main focus,” Col. Dan Choike, Quantico base commander, said.
“NCIS investigative efforts in support of the FBI’s investigation centered on protecting Marine Corps personnel assigned to MCB Quantico during Mr. Boyd’s alleged activities. These efforts were closely coordinated and supported by MCB Quantico Command to ensure the safety of military and civilian personnel aboard the base. This case represents the close coordination between NCIS and FBI in addressing terrorism issues that may impact the operational readiness of the U.S. military,” stated a U.S. Attorney Office, Eastern District of North Carolina, release.
In this case, MCB Quantico personnel worked closely with the NCIS and FBI to assist in the investigation and protect MCB Quantico personnel. Moreover, this case represents the effective integration and coordination between NCIS and the FBI in addressing terrorism issues that may impact the operational readiness of the U.S. military.
U.S. Attorney George E.B. Holding commenting on the Boyd case said: “These additional charges hammer home the grim reality that today’s homegrown terrorists are not limiting their violent plans to locations overseas, but instead are willing to set their sights on American citizens and American targets, right here at home.”
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“Feds seize ammo, 9/11 materials from terror suspect’s home”
Posted: Sep. 30, 2009
HOLLY SPRINGS, N.C. —
SNIPPET: “Before his July arrest, Anes Subasic, 33, lived at 248 Adefield Lane in Holly Springs with his father, Dragan Subasic.
Agents spent about nine hours inside the home Friday, and a search warrant returned Wednesday detailed more than three pages of items they took from the house, including CDs labeled “September 11, 2001.”
Other items seized include knives, boxes of ammunition, empty handgun boxes, an empty box for a sniper rifle scope, holsters and shooting targets. Cell phones, computer equipment, 21 credit cards, bankruptcy and employment records, books and articles about Islam and counter-terrorism literature, including a certificate from an “Escaping from Captivity Course,” also were taken from the house, according to the search warrant.”