Antonio Martinez, a Muslim convert who called himself Muhammed Hussain, was caught in a sting operation as he tried to detonate a phony bomb at an Armed Forces recruiting station in Catonsville, a suburb of Baltimore.
"A Baltimore man has been arrested this morning in connection with a scheme to attack an Armed Forces recruiting station in Catonsville, Maryland, with what he believed to be vehicle bomb," U.S. Department of Justice spokesman Dean Boyd said in a statement sent to Fox News. "There was no actual danger to the public as the explosives were inert and the suspect had been carefully monitored by law enforcement for months."
This is apparently another FBI sting similar to one that caught 19-year-old Mohamed Osman Mohamud, the Somali in Portland Oregon who was arrested there after trying to use a cell phone to detonate what he thought were explosives in a van, where he planned to bomb a crowded downtown Christmas tree-lighting ceremony.
The funniest part of the latter story was when the FBI agent posing as a jihadi told this motard that he needed get out of the van to use the cell phone as a detonator "for better reception"!
Needless to say, when you get to the bottom of all this, you're going to find a radical imam and a Saudi-funded mosque linked with a Muslim Brotherhood front like ISNA.
Another thing that's probably sure is that these jihadi's lawyers will claim they were 'entrapped'. Horse manure.
They were bombs waiting to go off and were merely looking for someone to help them along..and if it hadn't of been the FBI, it might have been real jihadis with live explosives.
A high five to the FBI.
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