Report: Up to 8 Arrested in Pakistan

Terrorism

Updated Apr. 25, 2017 10:03AM EDT / Published May 04, 2010 8:53AM EDT

Faisal Shahzad may be insisting that he acted alone, but the scope of the investigation into the attempted Times Square bombing just grew much larger: Fox News (oddly citing sources at CBS News, which so far only mentions one additional arrest on its website) says that between four and eight people have been arrested in Pakistan in connection to the probe. The raids took place on Monday and Tuesday in multiple locations. The Washington Post, meanwhile, says that at least two people have been arrested in Karachi. One is Tausif Ahmed, who traveled to the U.S. two months ago to meet with Shahzad.

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