Ex-U.S. Sailor Spies for al-Qaeda. Gets 10 Years
A former U.S. sailor has been sentenced to 10 years, the maximum sentence possible, for spying for al-Qaeda, informing them of secret U.S. ship movements:
The former sailor, Hassan Abu-Jihaad, was convicted in 2008 of disclosing secrets on ship movements to potentially enable an attack similar to one carried out against the destroyer USS Cole, which killed 17 U.S. sailors.
Several months ago in California, two 28 year olds who operated a medical marijuana dispensary were each sentenced to twenty years in prison, the mandatory minimum.
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