Bosnian police detained a person suspected of plotting an attack on the U.S. embassy in Sarajevo but found no evidence to support the accusations. He was kept in custody anyway "for other reasons," the official said. The embassy closed on Wednesday because of a reported security threat. An embassy spokeswoman said she was not aware of a link between the closure of the mission and the detention. Oslobodjenje newspaper cited police reports as saying the detained person had attended guerrilla training at a mountain camp at Pogorelica in central Bosnia, and had been involved in a series of attacks since 1996.
Well then book him on suspicion. Or give him a turban and a rusted-out AK and drop him off in Serbia. |