An airport shuttle driver at the center of a federal terrorism investigation returned Thursday for further questioning by Federal Bureau of Investigation agents in Denver, a day after federal agents searched his apartment and interviewed him for eight hours.
Najibullah Zazi, a 24-year-old immigrant from Afghanistan, provided a DNA swab, a handwriting sample and fingerprints during his eight-hour interrogation on Wednesday afternoon and evening.
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What is this person’s status for being in this country, again we need to focus on our borders and hold persons accountable to their entry status parameters. It’s sad when someone can come to this country rack up 38K in debit then file bankruptcy so the people have to bear the burden.
If we should remember anything…it’s how nice the neighbors said the 9-11 hijackers were. They said they were “such nice young men” and they would even help carry the unsuspecting neighbors groceries in from their car. The terrorists objectives are to come off as nice, friendly people….while they are planning to stab us in the back…or fly airplanes into our buildings. Just because someone appears affable doesn’t mean they are. The thing we need to remember is…..we can’t see what is in someone’s heart.
The FBI does not just pick a name out of a hat,They have there reasons for looking at him.there are many muslimes in the USA,the ones they look at are the ones who gave them reason to due so.