Arafat Nagi had made an oath to the Islamic State group, outfitted himself to fight and had a one-way ticket to the Middle East at the time of his arrest, federal authorities said Friday.
August 03, 2015 at 05:03 AM
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Arafat Nagi had made an oath to the Islamic State group, outfitted himself to fight and had a one-way ticket to the Middle East at the time of his arrest, federal authorities said Friday.
Nagi’s actions were evidence “of his intent to engage in combat overseas” with ISIS, Western District Assistant U.S. Attorney Timothy Lynch said. ISIS is an acronym for the militant group.
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