Topic: Kareem Ibrahim

A Trinidad imam was sentenced to life in prison for conspiring to blow up fuel tanks and fuel pipelines under New York's John F. Kennedy International Airport.

A Trinidad national, convicted by a New York jury of conspiring to blow up fuel tanks and lines at John F. Kennedy International Airport, faces life in prison.

An imam from Trinidad and Tobago was convicted in a New York court of plotting to blow up fuel depots at John F. Kennedy International Airport, the FBI said.

Three Muslim men suspected of conspiring to blow up John F. Kennedy International Airport have pleaded innocent to the charges in New York.

Three men accused in a plot to bomb a major U.S. airport were headed to the United States from the Caribbean after their extradition fight failed.

One of the men charged with trying to explode JFK airport in New York has limited mental abilities, his lawyer said Thursday.

A man suspected of being the mastermind of a planned bombing at New York's John F. Kennedy International Airport pleaded innocent to related charges Wednesday.

A judge in Trinidad refused bail for an imam accused in the Kennedy International Airport bomb plot after hearing evidence he tried to get Iranian help.

Relatives and friends said the four men arrested in an alleged plot to bomb jet fuel tanks at Kennedy International Airport in New York were wrongly accused. "The man is no extremist," Rudy Thorne, a lifelong friend of Abdel Nur in Guyana told the Friday'

The fourth suspect in the alleged plot to bomb jet fuel tanks at New York's Kennedy International Airport has surrendered to authorities in Trinidad.