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Homeland Security

Homeland Security Operations Center
Homeland Security Operations Morning Brief
14 January 2005

NOTICE: This document may contain initial and preliminary reporting which may or may not be accurate or be supported by corroborative information. The HSOC is actively evaluating the reporting to establish its accuracy and to determine if it represents a possible link to terrorism. If recipients have any additional or clarifying information, please contact the Homeland Security Operations Center Senior Watch Officer (HSOC SWO) at (202) 282-8101

1. (FOUO) MICHIGAN: Border Patrol Agents Arrest Lebanese National with Possible Ties to Hezbollah. According to BTS reporting, on 12 January, near Marysville, Border Patrol agents (BPAs) arrested Lebanese national Fadi Hussein NASSER (DOB: 01/28/1976; Alien nr: A98 223 310). BPAs arrested NASSER during a traffic stop and placed him in removal proceedings. NTC checks revealed that the address listed on NASSER’s MI driver’s license was possibly linked to Hezbollah and another subject with possible terrorist ties, as well as narcotics smuggling. Research revealed that NASSER entered the U.S. on 18 May 2001. (BTS Daily Operations Report, 13 Jan 05; HSOC 0182-05-05)

2. (FOUO) MARYLAND: Agents Search Home of Man Suspected of Illegally Exporting Military Items to China and Iraq. According to ICE reporting, on 11 January, Washington, DC ICE Agents executed a search warrant at the Potomac residence of a named Polish national and lawful U.S. permanent resident. Agents recovered documents, a computer, and a firearm from the residence. The subject is under investigation for violations of the Arms Export Control Act (AECA) relating to alleged illegal exports of military items to the People’s Republic of China and Iraq. He is currently in custody for immigration violations relating to a prior felony conviction. (ICE Daily Summary of Operational Report, 13 Jan 05; HSOC 0183-05-05)

3. (FOUO) NEW YORK: Agents Arrest Lebanese Man on Fraud Charges. According to ICE reporting, on 12 January, New York City ICE Agents arrested Murtada Ali BARAKAT (a/k/a Charles Vicente ALAVA) for marriage fraud and false statements. BARAKAT, who was arraigned in the Southern District of New York and held without bail, was arrested as part of the Moslem BAIDOUN investigation. Moslem BAIDOUN is the subject of a New York ICE/JTTF investigation being conducted jointly with the New York City Police Department. Previously, on 13 December, 2004, a grand jury issued a twenty count indictment charging the following subjects: Moslem BAIDOUN, Mohammad BAYDOUN, Hani BAYDOUN, Hussain BAYDOUNE, Laila BAIDOUN, Ibrahim ISMAIL, Roque AVILES, Mohamad CHEBLI, Salwa JABER, Salah Osman HIJAZI, Ghazi HIJAZI, Youseff AJAMI, Hannaa Al-AJAMI, and Hassan DARWICHE. The arrest warrants were executed without incident on 14 December. All of the above named subjects were taken into custody with the exception of Hussain BAYDOUNE, who is believed to be in Lebanon, and Roque AVILES, who remains at large. (ICE Daily Summary of Operational Report, 13 Jan 05; HSOC 0184-05-05)

4. (FOUO) TEXAS: Refusal of Admission to a Possible Terrorist Organization Member. According to BTS reporting, on 13 January, Panamanian citizen and Colombian national Imad Turki ABUZENI WAKED (PPN 1209644, DOB: 07/28/1976) arrived at Houston Intercontinental Airport from Panama City, Panama. WAKED applied for admission as a visitor for pleasure and presented a Panamanian Passport. ICE interviewed WAKED and CBP identified WAKED as an Interagency Border Inspection System (IBIS) lookout match, TIPOFF match, visa revocation, and a NCIC terrorist organization member match. CBP found WAKED inadmissible as a non-immigrant without a non-immigrant visa. WAKED was processed as an expedited removal. (BTS Daily Operations Report, 14 Jan 05; HSOC 0185-05-05)

5. (FOUO) LOUISIANA: CBP Agents Arrest Subject of National Security Investigation. According to BTS reporting, on 13 January, Lake Charles CBP Officers arrested Pakistani national Fazal U. KHAN (DOB: 01/15/1970; A76 554 986) and placed him in removal proceedings. Previously, KHAN was arrested by the FBI on October 27, 2004, as a result of a JTTF national security investigation. On 6 January, KHAN pled guilty to making false statements. (BTS Daily Operations Report, 14 Jan 05; HSOC 0186-05-05)

6. (FOUO) NEW JERSEY: UPDATE; Charter Bus Recovered. According to a report from the Highway Information Sharing and Analysis Center (ISAC) on 12 Jan 05, the bus was recovered in New Jersey. (Patriot Report, 12 Jan 05; HSOC 0163-05)

Homeland Security Information Network

Request for Information (RFI)

1. (FOUO) ILLINOIS: State Police Request For Information on Suspicious Individual. According to JRIES/HSIN information, on 13 January, the Illinois State Police (ISP)/Statewide Terrorism Intelligence Center (STIC) requested information on a named individual who was stopped for a traffic violation on east bound I-80 (nearest town Geneseo). The named individual stated he was just getting out of the Air Force; however, according to the ISP officer, he did not seem fit at 5'6, 250lbs, and was also very "filthy". The man further stated he had just gotten his car out of storage in Nevada and was headed to Massachusetts to see his wife. The vehicle he was driving was a 2003 Nissan 4-door sedan with Nevada license plates. After a consent to search, officers found two (2) helmets, one (1) flak jacket, and four (4) gas masks. After contact with the Air Force, STIC was told that the individual was not a member of any armed services nor has he ever been. Quad Cities JTTF is going to interview the suspect. Contact ISP/STIC at telephone number 217-524-6559 for more specific information on this individual or if you have any information relevant to this incident. (JRIES/HSIN: ISP/STIC RFI, 13 Jan 05; HSOC 0166-05)

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Turns out others have figured this out as well... you can read a bunch of these here:
http://cryptome.org/hsomb/hsomb.htm

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