CAMDEN, N.J. AP - Of the six men charged last week with plotting to attack soldiers at Fort Dix, Agron Abdullahu had the smallest role - and did not intend to kill anyone, prosecutors say.But, the U.S. Attorney's Office argues, he should still be held in a detention center until his case is decided.A judge on Thursday was to decide whether he should be freed on bail.
May 17, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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CAMDEN, N.J. AP – Of the six men charged last week with plotting to attack soldiers at Fort Dix, Agron Abdullahu had the smallest role – and did not intend to kill anyone, prosecutors say.
But, the U.S. Attorney’s Office argues, he should still be held in a detention center until his case is decided.
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