'Taliban Pakistan' Rancang Bom Times Square

Eric Holder, bebase ge rancangan ABC "This Week": "Jami manja ido nulung."

US ado bukti yang Taliban Pakistan ado mayi-mayi dalom cubaan ngebom ge Times Square, New York, nini Peguam Raya Eric Holder.

Holder munyi militan Taliban nulung dalom rancangan ina, dan "mungkin mbaraikan rancangan ina."

Pegawai US mulo-mulo endo pecaya masa kumpulan ina ngakun ido yang ngerancang peristiwa 1 May ina.

Setulu rakyat US yo laher ge Pakistan tiru keno tudu ge mahkamah atas tuduhan cuba ngebom pusat tarekan pelancung na.

Faisal Shazhad, 30, kod Bridgeport, Connecticut, bekerjosamo dengan penyiasat dan ngakut iyo belajar ngumu bom ge Pakistan ge wilayah Waziristan, nini peguam.

"Jami tiru ngumpul bukti yang munyi Taliban Pakistan yang ge likud serangan ina," Holder mbada ABC dalom rancangan This Week.

"Jami manja ido nulung. Jami manja ido mungkin mbaraikan rancangan ina, dan [Shahzad] nuju li siyo."

Holder munyi od nado tinda ado bukti yang kerajaan Pakistan manja nuwi-nuwi pasal itu.

Iyo mbada atin kerajaan Obama bepuas-ati dengan sukungan tenerimo kod Islamabad dalom penyiasatan itu.

Macamana Pengebom Times Square keno Gamot

The trail which led to the arrest of Times Square bomb suspect began with the discovery of a suspicious car early on Saturday evening, 1 May, close to New York's busy Times Square.

The Nissan Pathfinder was caught on cctv cameras arriving in Times Square just before 1830 EDT. A street seller raised the alarm when he noticed the car parked with its engine running and hazard lights flashing.

Police evacuated Times Square. In the car's boot they found all the ingredients for a homemade bomb including propane gas cylinders, fireworks and two clocks, a metal gun locker containing fertiliser.

From the car's vehicle identification number, police traced the woman in Connecticut who sold the car to Faisal Shahzad (pictured). She also gave police a mobile phone number and helped identify him from photographs.

Faisal Shahzad lived in this Bridgeport building. Mobile phone records showed he made several calls to Pakistan and to a fireworks store in Pennsylvania. Court documents said he had received bomb-making training in Pakistan.

Police arrested Mr Shahzad at 2345 EDT on Monday 3 May after he boarded a flight en route to Islamabad, Pakistan. Although his name was on a no-fly list, he had been allowed onto the plane.

Napon kod BCC News Online, Ahad, 9 Mei 2010, 23.51pm
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/americas/8670973.stm