Details on alleged New Year's Eve terror plot
Justice Department officials say four members of a far-left anti-government group have been arrested for allegedly planning a series of bomb attacks across Southern California on New Year's Eve.
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Justice Department officials say four members of a far-left anti-government group have been arrested for allegedly planning a series of bomb attacks across Southern California on New Year's Eve.
The U.S. thwarted an alleged terror plot in California by members of the Turtle Island Liberation Front, a far-left anti-government group, authorities said. The members were allegedly planning to carry out the bomb attacks across Southern California on New Year's Eve. CBS News justice reporter Jake Rosen has the latest.
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