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A Pakistani Court acquitted the man suspected to having planned a terrorist attack

London, United Kingdom - He had been arrested in Pakistan in August

The 25-year-old British citizen of Pakistani origin, Rashid Rauf, arrested in Pakistan with the charge of having planned several terrorist attacks on flights directed to the United States has been acquitted by a special court in Pakistan. Rauf had been arrested because he was found in possession of 29 oxygenated water bottles, a substance that according to the Public Prosecutor “Was destined to p...

AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency - 71240
Rome, Italy, 12/13/2006 19:20
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