[martin_fierro]

[brotherWesUpNorth]

"One of the women, Kimberly "Asma" Al-Homsi, 42, of Arlington, who is on probation for a 2005 Garland road rage incident involving a fake grenade, is said to have long-range assault rifle and explosives training, "

"Asma" Al-Homsi???? - Lock em up!

[Millee]

Guilty!!!!

[6SJ7]

Sounds like another ‘flying imam’ incident. Probe defenses and then scream racism when caught.

[martin_fierro]

One of the women, Kimberly "Asma" Al-Homsi, 42, of Arlington, who is on probation for a 2005 Garland road rage incident involving a fake grenade, is said to have long-range assault rifle and explosives training

'S'ok.

She obviously suffers from Von Hippel-Lindau disease.

[MindBender26]

From WFFA-FOX in Dallas:

Richardson police may upgrade charges against a driver accused of road rage.

Kimberly Al-Homsi allegedly threatened a man with a hand grenade yesterday.

She then led police on a chase from North Dallas to Garland. It turns out that the grenade was not live, but she could be charged with making a terror threat.

Police say the hand grenade wasn’t the only alarming object police said they found in Al-Homsi’s car. They also confiscated additional ammunition that could have been used to create an explosive.

“As officers approached the car...they saw what appeared to be a couple of hand grenades inside the car,” said Sgt. Kevin Perlich, Richardson Police Department.

Officers backed off when they discovered the explosive and called the Garland bomb squad, who pulled out three hand grenades.

Police checked the grenades and said they were real but did not have explosive material in them so they were not actively explosive, but they did find other ammunition inside the car.

“It is very serious,” said Officer Joe Harn, Garland Police Department.

Police said the incident started as road rage between Kimberly Al Homsi, 41, and a male driver.

“She pulls out what appears to be a hand grenade, pulls the pin and starts making threatening motions like she is going to throw it at him,” Harn said.

The male driver called Richardson police and they found Al-Homsi coming out of the parking lot of the Brighter Horizon’s Academy in Garland where she had just picked up her teenage daughter. Police investigated to see if Al-Homsi made any threats while at the school.

“From what we could tell right now, there were no other threats made to anyone else other than the motorist which she had the altercation with,” Perlich said. “So, no sign she was a harm or threat to anybody.”

Police said they have not discovered why she had the items in her car

[chaos_5]

"... both dressed in camouflage pants under their traditional Muslim robes ..."

This is a joke... right?

[HawaiianGecko]

Git a rope.

[sageb1]

“”But then she came out so much, it became normal.””

So, um, two fruitcakes or two wannabbee terrorists? What is “normal?”

[Loyalist]

What was Mrs. Al-Homsi’s maiden name, I wonder?

Looks like we have another overzealous American convert woman who fell for a smooth-talking Middle Eastern Lothario.

[Colorado Doug]

Al-HOMSI was already on the radar of federal authorities and is on the federal "no-fly list" after being involved in an atypical “road-rage” incident. Last December, Al-HOMSI officials said she held up an inert grenade and threatened another driver. When stopped by police, Garland's bomb squad reported they also found ammunition in her car. Al-HOMSI also admitted that she received assault rifle and explosives training "while growing up." Nonetheless, they insist that they are being unfairly "profiled" and are the subjects of the persecution of Muslim women.

"If I didn't have a scarf on my head and it was a simple road rage I would not be on the terrorism watch list." Al HOMSI, who is of Syrian descent, stated: "I hate the U.S. Government" and that she is sympathetic to the Palestinian people.

Investigation conducted by Doug Hagmann, director of the Northeast Intelligence Network found the apparent spokesperson of the duo, Kimberly Al-HOMSI is also known as Kimberly al-SAFWEH, and might have been associated with an address in Tucson, Arizona a few years ago - an address, according to this investigation, that is a mere 6 ½ miles from an address possibly associated with Omar SHAHIN, one of the 6 "flying Imams."

http://www.homelandsecurityus.com/

[stuartcr]

Seems sort of dumb for a real terrorist to say they were a trained sniper...

[Quix]

GRRRRRR

Saudi Arabia has lots of sand they could live on.

Perhaps we could air drop them there. Let them pack their own chutes. NO training.

[nonsporting]

long-range assault rifle training

Never heard of it.

[matt1234]

Call me crazy, but I don’t like seeing “road rage” and “grenade” in the same sentence.

[popdonnelly]

Give ‘em the max. We have enough idiots walking around as it is.

[GATOR NAVY]

"We were watching the airplanes," Ms. Al-Homsi said. "That's not a crime, unless you're Muslim."

Following the example of the Minnesota imams-she's looking for a reason to sue.

[pollyannaish]

Whew. I was a little hesitant to click onto this thread.

[George W. Bush]

If you’re looking for some suspicious Muslims, here’s a couple.

[Leftism is Mentally Deranged]

Thanks to PC, we can’t “profile”, so nothing will happen to them. Will they get cair to sue?