(Ken Silva, Headline USA) It looks like the FBI may have entrapped a former CIA contractor in a plot to commit a terrorist attack on Election Day.
The Justice Department announced this week the arrest of Nasir Ahmad Tawhedi, a 27-year-old Afghan man, alleging that he was planning an Election Day attack on crowded areas. Details of the case revealed that the plot was pushed by at least two FBI informants and an undercover agent—suggesting a typical bureau entrapment conspiracy.
On Wednesday, NBC News further revealed that Tawhedi was a CIA contractor in Afghanistan.
THREAD: A 27-year-old Afghanistan man living in Oklahoma and his juvenile brother-in-law have been arrested on terrorism and gun charges after allegedly planning to buy guns from what turned out to be two FBI Confidential Human Sources (CHS's) and one undercover FBI agent. pic.twitter.com/4BZaLwPalP
— Ford Fischer (@FordFischer) October 8, 2024
“The sources familiar with [Tawhedi’s] work in Afghanistan say he would have had minimal interaction with Americans and he was not a CIA informant or a member of the U.S.-trained and armed paramilitary force known as the “Zero Units.” Many of those fighters were evacuated to the U.S. after rigorous screening and vetting,” NBC reported. […]
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