FBI nabs 2 men for allegedly placing incendiary device under FOX affiliate news vehicle
The Federal Investigation Bureau (FBI) arrested two men in Utah after a bomb was found. Fox 13 News According to official reports, the vehicle in Salt Lake City.
The suspects face many charges, including 58 -year -old Adeeb Nasir and 31 -year -old Adil Justice Ahmed Nasir, threat of terrorism, mass destruction and explosive devices.
Fox 13 was found to be real and real on Friday, September 12th. Authorities, the device burned, but “can not work,” he said.
Salt Lake City Police Bomb Team and United Fire Department Swaddling/Bomb team found the device under a Fox 13 news vehicle parked next to a occupied building.
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The documents seen by Fox News Digital show that the incident pose an important threat to public security due to the nature and placement of the device.
The FBI’s Salt Lake City field ultimately received judicial authority and took over the search.
The inspectors watched the device back to a house near the 2700 south and 8500 West in Magna, where both suspects lived here.
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Federal agents ordered to search for property, Salt Lake City bomb team enabled the house to enter.
Inside, civil servants found two scam weapons mass destruction, two firearms, bomb -making equipment and illegal drugs. While the authorities were looking for the region, nearby houses in the neighborhood had to be evacuated.
Inspectors, in addition to explosive materials, civil servants “firearms and firearms, illegal narcotics, and electronic devices believed to include evidence of crimes,” he said.
Authorities, suspects’ actions “an important mass loss risk” constitutes, he said.
Adeeb Nasir and Adil Justice AHEMD Nasir are held in Salt Lake County Prison.
“FOX 13 News is working closely with our law enforcement and risk management team, our employees’ safety is our greatest priority.” He said.
Fox News Digital reached FBI and Salt Lake City prison for comment.
