Two men extradited from Britain last year are expected to change their pleas on charges they supported terrorists in Afghanistan and Chechnya by operating websites to raise cash, recruit fighters and solicit items such as gas masks.
December 05, 2013 at 02:14 PM
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Two men extradited from Britain last year are expected to change their pleas on charges they supported terrorists in Afghanistan and Chechnya by operating websites to raise cash, recruit fighters and solicit items such as gas masks.
Babar Ahmad and Syed Talha Ahsan are scheduled to enter new pleas Tuesday, Dec. 10 in federal court in New Haven to charges of providing support to terrorists and conspiracy to provide support to terrorists, court records show. They previously pleaded not guilty.
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