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Op woensdag 24 april 2013 08:26 schreef tribalwars het volgende:'Naam verdachte Boston stond op overheidslijst'
De naam van de overleden terreurverdachte Tamerlan Tsarnajev stond op een geheime Amerikaanse overheidslijst met namen van potentiėle terroristen.wat zijn terroristen zijn mensen die een aanslag plegen of zouden kunnen plegen.
dus die overheidslijst is de lijst met mogelijk bedreiging. het wordt mogelijk is kan maar niet zeker.
hoe snel wordt je als mogelijk terrorist bestempelt?
Foto: ANP
Dat meldden bronnen rond het onderzoek dinsdag (plaatselijke tijd) naar de bomaanslagen tijdens de marathon in Boston vorige week maandag.
welke bronnen?
die van het pers bureau
De naam van Tamerlan Tsarnajev werd toegevoegd door de FBI, die hem spraken na een Russische tip.
De opsporingsdienst kreeg geen signalen dat Tamerlan een gevaar was voor de samenleving. waarom werd hij dan op de lijst gezet. hij was toch geen gevaar. of konden ze hem zo makkelijk oppakken.
Toch werd besloten zijn naam toe te voegen aan de lijst, die wordt bijgehouden door het National Counterterrorism Center (NCTC).waarom werd hij toegevoegd.
zodat ze hem er in konden luizen.
of omdat de echte dader of groep (Fbi) er achter zitten.
wat ze natuurlijk verzwijgen.
Als je even iets verder zoekt, dan loop je dit artikel tegen het lijf.
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.B.I. Interview Led Homeland Security to Hold Up Citizenship for One Brother
By JULIA PRESTON
Department of Homeland Security officials decided in recent months not to grant an application for American citizenship by Tamerlan Tsarnaev, one of two brothers suspected in the Boston Marathon bombings, after a routine background check revealed that he had been interviewed in 2011 by the F.B.I., federal officials said on Saturday.
Mr. Tsarnaev died early Friday after a shootout with the police, and officials said that at the time of his death, his application for citizenship was still under review and was being investigated by federal law enforcement officials.
It had been previously reported that Mr. Tsarnaev’s application might have been held up because of a domestic abuse episode. But the officials said that it was the record of the F.B.I. interview that threw up red flags and halted, at least temporarily, Mr. Tsarnaev’s citizenship application. Federal law enforcement officials reported on Friday that the F.B.I. interviewed Mr. Tsarnaev in January 2011 at the request of the Russian government, which suspected that he had ties to Chechen terrorists.
The officials pointed to the decision to hold up that application as evidence that his encounter with the F.B.I. did not fall through the cracks in the vast criminal and national security databases that the Department of Homeland Security and the F.B.I. review as a standard requirement for citizenship. The application, which Mr. Tsarnaev presented on Sept. 5, also prompted “additional investigation” of him this year by federal law enforcement agencies, according to the officials. They declined to say how far that examination had progressed or what it covered.
The handling of Mr. Tsarnaev’s application could be crucial for the Obama administration in the Senate debate that began this week over a bipartisan bill, which the president supports, for a sweeping immigration overhaul. Some Republicans skeptical of the bill have said they will watch the Boston bombings investigation to see if it reveals security lapses in the immigration system that should be closed before Congress proceeds to other parts of the bill, including a path to citizenship for illegal immigrants.
The record of the F.B.I. interview was enough to cause Homeland Security to hold up Mr. Tsarnaev’s application. He presented those papers several weeks after he returned from a six-month trip overseas, primarily to Russia, and only six days after his brother, Dzhokhar A. Tsarnaev, 19, had his own citizenship application approved. Dzhokhar Tsarnaev is in custody and is in serious condition in a hospital.
Late last year, Homeland Security officials contacted the F.B.I. to learn more about its interview with Tamerlan Tsarnaev, federal law enforcement officials said. The F.B.I. reported its conclusion that he did not present a threat.
At that point, Homeland Security officials did not move to approve the application nor did they deny it, but they left it open for “additional review.”
Tamerlan Tsarnaev’s record also showed that he had been involved in an episode of domestic violence in 2009. His father, Anzor, said in an interview on Friday in the Russian republic of Dagestan, where he lives, that Tamerlan had an argument with a girlfriend and that he “hit her lightly.”
Under immigration law, certain domestic violence offenses can disqualify an immigrant from becoming an American citizen, and perhaps expose him to deportation. But the Homeland Security review found that while Mr. Tsarnaev was arrested, he was not convicted in the episode. The law requires a serious criminal conviction in a domestic violence case for officials to initiate deportation, federal officials said.
Both Tsarnaev brothers came to the United States and remained here legally under an asylum petition in 2002 by their father, who claimed he feared for his life because of his activities in Chechnya. Both sons applied for citizenship after they had been living here as legal permanent residents for at least five years, as the law requires.
http://www.nytimes.com/20(...)-security.html?_r=1&En dit artikel:
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Slain bombing suspect had arrest record in Cambridge
Cambridge
Tamerlan Tsarnaev, a suspect in the Boston Marathon bombings who died early Friday morning following a shootout with police, was arrested in Cambridge in 2009, according to a report obtained by the Cambridge Chronicle.
According to the report, Tamerlan Tsarnaev, who was 22 at the time and living at 410 Norfolk St., was arrested July 28, 2009, on the charges of aggravated domestic assault and battery.
The victim, identified as Tsarnaevs girlfriend at the time by Cambridge Police, called 911 around 1:50 p.m. to report the incident. She was hysterically crying and reportedly told the dispatcher that Tsarnaevs had beat her up.
Officers were dispatched to the Norfolk Street home, where upon arrival, officers found Tsarnaev and his girlfriend outside waiting with another Cambridge Police officer.
Tsarnaev had reportedly exited his motor vehicle to tell the arriving officer that his girlfriend is the one who called. Officers took Tsarnaev aside to speak with him, at which point he explained that his girlfriend was upset and yelling at him over another girl, according to the report. When asked if he had hit his girlfriend, Tsarnaev reportedly stated, Yes, I slapped her. Tsarnaevs girlfriend told police that she was hit on the left side of her face, although police reported no visible marks.
Tsarnaev was placed under arrest for domestic assault and battery. The victim was advised of her rights and refused medical attention. Tsarnaev's case was dismissed in 2010, according to Stephanie Chelf Guyotte, communications director for the Middlesex District Attorney's Office.
Tamerlan Tsarnaev was Suspect 1 in the Boston Marathon bombings on Monday, April 15. A native of the Chechnya region in Russia and part-time engineering student at Bunker Hill Community College, Tsarnaev had attended Cambridge Rindge and Latin High School, where during his sophomore year he developed an interest in boxing.
Tsarnaev would later win the Rocky Marciano Trophy for being the New England Golden Gloves heavyweight champion in 2010, according to the Chronicles news partner WCVB.
Tsarnaev and his brother, 19-year-old Dzhokhar A. Tsarnaev, known as Suspect 2, moved to Massachusets approximately a decade ago, according to an uncle.
Media sources reported Friday that Tamerlan Tsarnaev had a wife and a three-year-old daughter.
He was pronounced dead at approximately 1:35 a.m. Friday, April 19, at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center after engaging with officers the night before in a firefight. His brother, who is now in police custody, is currently being treated at Mass General Hospital for injuries reportedly sustained in the firefight the night before.
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