Nov. 16, 2009
(AP) DETROIT (AP) - Eleven people have been indicted in the FBI's investigation of a Detroit mosque leader who was fatally shot nearly three weeks ago.Men Linked To Slain Detroit Mosque Leader Indicted
11 Men Linked To Slain Detroit Mosque Leader Are Indicted A Few Weeks After Initial Charges
Ten of the 11 are charged with conspiring to possess and sell stolen goods, from computers to furs.
They were first named in a criminal complaint in late October. The complaint also named mosque leader Luqman Ameen Abdullah, who was described as having a violent, anti-government ideology. His allies deny he was a radical.
The FBI says Abdullah was killed after firing a gun and resisting arrest on Oct. 28.
The indictment against the 11 was filed last week in federal court in Detroit. There are no terror-related charges. Court documents say two men will ask a judge Tuesday to release them on bail.
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