[agenda_express]

Couldn't find this in a search...hope it's not a dupe.

Hmmm. Vincennes University, Indianapolis Airport, terror cell in Plainfield...crap. Why do I live here?

[Remole]

Hey, given Dean Fulbright a medal.

[jz638]

When we saw all these circumstances, we thought immediately that we have to look at this a little closer -- and we did

Finally, authorities are getting past the hyphen instead of just making a mental note.

[hispanarepublicana]

goose bumps BUMP

[syriacus]

Thanks for posting this in-terror-esting story.

[mabelkitty]

Any suspicios refinery activities in this area? I know there was in Chicago. Is the kid from Chicago?

[Squantos]

Hmmmmmm........Stay Safe !

[prairiebreeze]

**The deputy said Al-Salmi kept trying to distract him from the vehicle by continuing to ask questions, and insisting that he be allowed to pay off the driver.**

This guy needed some of that Texas-style duct tape treatment that MadIvan posted about earlier! LOL!!

A more serious point, the guy that chased this Arab down and brought him back to the scene of the accident...that was gutsy!

[Blood of Tyrants]

Sometimes you just get lucky.

[Bogey78O]

I ran into a guy online who works for TSA down there. Dumbest most arrogant jerk I ever met. If this is a terrorist in waiting then they picked a great spot.

[EggsAckley]

WOW!

[PennsylvaniaMom]

What? The Indy PD left this Dean Fulbright guy go without arrest? Don't they know he is guilty of ethnic profiling.
Where is the ACLU? (/sarcasm off).

[kjam22]

"The chances of it all coming together like that in one time was just coincidence,"

The kind of odds that generally accompany a pick 6 ticket.

[McGruff]

Excellent post!

Interesting that today is the 10th anniversary of the first attack on the World Trade Centers.

[lawdog]

..."he followed extremely close, bumping his stomach into my right gun side. I turned toward him, and he stood staring at me. I then asked him not to bump me, and just stood there and stared."

This officer is lucky to be alive. He failed to recognize multiple classic "danger signs" and allowed ding-dong access to his gunside.

[b4its2late]

Police said Ayman Al-Salmi, 21, ran a stop sign at Raymond Street and Executive Drive -- less than a mile from Indianapolis International Airport -- struck a vehicle, and fled the scene on the wrong side of the road.

It'll probably come out later that he has worked summers as a NYC cab driver.......

[dead]

he's an aviation engineering student taking classes at Vincennes University…

I wonder if he’s Iranian.

[Experiment 6-2-6]

According to the police report, a search of the car uncovered numerous loose papers with instructions on how to fly a plane and a handwritten note on how to get to the Federal Building in downtown Indianapolis. The paper also reportedly stated "not to wear metal; there was a metal detector; not to take a number; to be quiet; stand by the window."

Unfrikinbelievable..

Clearly a "hold my beer" while I interrogate this perp?

[EggsAckley]

[Mr. Mojo]

The deputy also said Al-Salmi acted "agitated," and as he walked toward the car "he followed extremely close, bumping his stomach into my right gun side.

Amazing the cop let him get that close to his rig.

[scouse]

Sheriff's investigators said the two men were cooperating fully with the investigation.

Wow! That makes me feel a lot safer. I should sleep well tonight.