Kenyan authorities have arrested more than two dozen suspects wanted for two al-Qaida attacks, a senior government official confirms. They are accused of taking part in the 1998 car bombing of the US Embassy in Nairobi and the November 2002 attack on a coastal hotel in Mombasa. Most of the men are foreigners and were taken into custody by Kenyan authorities and foreign security agencies in a recent anti-terror operation. Some were arrested in neighbouring Somalia, a country without an effective government for more than decade, Murungaru said.
Heh. Nice work.
Although a few are wanted by the FBI, the Kenyan government does not plan to extradite them to the United States.
| Assuming they actually jug them and they don't "escape," I'd be perfectly happy to see them spend 20 years or so in a Kenyan jail... |
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