PAMELA GELLAR’S FREE SPEECH EVENT HELPS ROOT OUT ANOTHER “off-the-charts dangerous” AMERICAN MUSLIM TERRORIST WITH BIG PLANS…Like moths to a lamp bam!The terror suspect who allegedly helped orchestrate the shootout at an anti-Islam event in Texas had aspirations to join Islamic State and attack the Super Bowl, authorities say.Abdul Malik Abdul Kareem, 43, was described as  off-the-charts dangerous  by officials as they outlined the evidence against him. He was arrested last week on charges related to the shootout at a Prophet Muhammad cartoon contest, which led to the deaths of two roommates from Phoenix, Arizona.An indictment filed in federal court in Phoenix says Kareem hosted the gunmen in his home from January and also provided the guns they used in the May 3 shooting in Garland.At a hearing in federal court, FBI special agent Dina McCarthy described how a witness and a confidential informant reportedly learned about Kareem s interest in the Islamic State, including watching the terror group s videos with Texas shooters Elton Simpson and Nadir Soofi.McCarthy said a 2012 investigation into Kareem determined he had a terrorism training document on his computer.She claimed he wanted to attack the Super Bowl when it was in Arizona this year   but she provided no specifics about how serious he was.The magistrate denied bail for Kareem, who is charged with conspiracy, making false statements and interstate transportation of firearms with intent to commit a felony. This is an individual who is apt to incite violence,  prosecutor Kristen Brook said.  This defendant, based on all these facts, is dangerous   he is off-the-charts dangerous. Defense lawyer Daniel Maynard called it a trumped-up case based largely on an unreliable confidential informant charged with kidnapping and sex trafficking. This is your typical jailhouse snitch,  Maynard said   adding that there was no proof Kareem purchased any of the guns used in the Texas shooting.Via: UK Daily MailGovernment News
pamela cellar s free speech event helps root out another dangerous american muslim terrorist with big moths lamp bam the terror suspect allegedly helped orchestrated shootout event texas aspirations join islamic state attack super bowl authorities malik abdul career described dangerous officials outlined evidence he arrested last week charges related shootout prophet muhammad cartoon contest led deaths two roommates phoenix indictment filed federal court phoenix says career hosted gunmen home january also provided guns used may shooting hearing federal court fbi special agent dia mccarthy described witness confidential informant reportedly learned career interest islamic state including watching terror group videos texas shooters elton simpson radio said investigation career determined terrorism training document claimed wanted attack super bowl arizona year provided specifics serious magistrate denied bail career charged conspiracy making false statements interstate transportation firearms intent commit felony this individual apt incite violence prosecutor kristen brook said this defendant based facts dangerous dangerous defense lawyer daniel wayward called case based largely unreliable confidential informant charged kidnapping sex trafficking this typical jailhouse switch wayward said adding proof career purchased guns used texas uk daily mailgovernment news
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: PAMELA GELLAR’S FREE SPEECH EVENT HELPS ROOT OUT ANOTHER “off-the-charts dangerous” AMERICAN MUSLIM TERRORIST WITH BIG PLANS…Like moths to a lamp bam!The terror suspect who allegedly helped orchestrate the shootout at an anti-Islam event in Texas had aspirations to join Islamic State and attack the Super Bowl, authorities say.Abdul Malik Abdul Kareem, 43, was described as  off-the-charts dangerous  by officials as they outlined the evidence against him. He was arrested last week on charges related to the shootout at a Prophet Muhammad cartoon contest, which led to the deaths of two roommates from Phoenix, Arizona.An indictment filed in federal court in Phoenix says Kareem hosted the gunmen in his home from January and also provided the guns they used in the May 3 shooting in Garland.At a hearing in federal court, FBI special agent Dina McCarthy described how a witness and a confidential informant reportedly learned about Kareem s interest in the Islamic State, including watching the terror group s videos with Texas shooters Elton Simpson and Nadir Soofi.McCarthy said a 2012 investigation into Kareem determined he had a terrorism training document on his computer.She claimed he wanted to attack the Super Bowl when it was in Arizona this year   but she provided no specifics about how serious he was.The magistrate denied bail for Kareem, who is charged with conspiracy, making false statements and interstate transportation of firearms with intent to commit a felony. This is an individual who is apt to incite violence,  prosecutor Kristen Brook said.  This defendant, based on all these facts, is dangerous   he is off-the-charts dangerous. Defense lawyer Daniel Maynard called it a trumped-up case based largely on an unreliable confidential informant charged with kidnapping and sex trafficking. This is your typical jailhouse snitch,  Maynard said   adding that there was no proof Kareem purchased any of the guns used in the Texas shooting.Via: UK Daily MailGovernment News
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: pamela cellar s free speech event helps root out another dangerous american muslim terrorist with big moths lamp bam the terror suspect allegedly helped orchestrated shootout event texas aspirations join islamic state attack super bowl authorities malik abdul career described dangerous officials outlined evidence he arrested last week charges related shootout prophet muhammad cartoon contest led deaths two roommates phoenix indictment filed federal court phoenix says career hosted gunmen home january also provided guns used may shooting hearing federal court fbi special agent dia mccarthy described witness confidential informant reportedly learned career interest islamic state including watching terror group videos texas shooters elton simpson radio said investigation career determined terrorism training document claimed wanted attack super bowl arizona year provided specifics serious magistrate denied bail career charged conspiracy making false statements interstate transportation firearms intent commit felony this individual apt incite violence prosecutor kristen brook said this defendant based facts dangerous dangerous defense lawyer daniel wayward called case based largely unreliable confidential informant charged kidnapping sex trafficking this typical jailhouse switch wayward said adding proof career purchased guns used texas uk daily mailgovernment news