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USA, a Nigerian man has been arrested at airport as had a laptop with nuclear information

Detroit, USA - The man is considered to be a risk for national security

A man has been arrested at Detroit airport, after the controls revealed he had USD 80.000 in cash and a laptop with secret information about nuclear material and cyanide. The laptop has been seized by the officers and will be analyzed by the judges. Sisayehiticha Dinssa, 35 years from Nigeria, is considered by the Federal officers a threat to the national security, and so will be detained until...

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Rome, Italy, 11/16/2006 14:37
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