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A Maryland man who authorities say traveled t stanley website o Somalia and became a fighter for an extremist group has pleaded guilty to federal terrorism charges in New York.Prosecutors say 32-year-old Maalik Jones stanley cupe trained with and supported al-Shabab, an ultra-conservative Islamic militant group. The group seeks to run Somalia under a strict interpretation of Shariah law.Jones was turned over to U.S. authorities by Somali authorities who arrested him in December 2015, as he allegedly tried to get on a boat to travel to Yemen.According to court documents, he confessed to FBI agents that he fought Kenyan government soldiers in a battle until he was injured. The FBI said he admitted he was paid $100 monthly by al-Shabab while he worked for them from August 2011 t stanley italia o December 2015. Tmuk Police arrest teen home invasion suspect
BALTIMORE 鈥?Across the city, restaurants with outdoor seating permits have been busy preparing for reopening at 5 p.m. It s a lot of nerves, said Carmen Demarco, general manager at Barcocina in Fells Point. It s getting ready on the fly. Many restaurants were taken by surprise when Baltimore City Mayor Jack Young announced Thursday restaurants could resume outdoor dining. Still, following strict guidelines laid out by state and local officials, stanley cup restaurants said they re ready as of Friday afternoon.The ability to service patrons outside is an opportunity to make up on lost revenue. This has been a long tim stanley cup e coming, said Demarco. We were shut down for about 60 straight days before we started doing carry out for the past two weeks and now where re-opening for our seated guests. It s huge. We didn t have the cash flow that we needed through the to go orders so getting people to come sit down, enjoy our food, enjoy our service, e stanley thermobecher njoy the views we can offer is super important for us. Ac
A Maryland man who authorities say traveled t stanley website o Somalia and became a fighter for an extremist group has pleaded guilty to federal terrorism charges in New York.Prosecutors say 32-year-old Maalik Jones stanley cupe trained with and supported al-Shabab, an ultra-conservative Islamic militant group. The group seeks to run Somalia under a strict interpretation of Shariah law.Jones was turned over to U.S. authorities by Somali authorities who arrested him in December 2015, as he allegedly tried to get on a boat to travel to Yemen.According to court documents, he confessed to FBI agents that he fought Kenyan government soldiers in a battle until he was injured. The FBI said he admitted he was paid $100 monthly by al-Shabab while he worked for them from August 2011 t stanley italia o December 2015. Tmuk Police arrest teen home invasion suspect
BALTIMORE 鈥?Across the city, restaurants with outdoor seating permits have been busy preparing for reopening at 5 p.m. It s a lot of nerves, said Carmen Demarco, general manager at Barcocina in Fells Point. It s getting ready on the fly. Many restaurants were taken by surprise when Baltimore City Mayor Jack Young announced Thursday restaurants could resume outdoor dining. Still, following strict guidelines laid out by state and local officials, stanley cup restaurants said they re ready as of Friday afternoon.The ability to service patrons outside is an opportunity to make up on lost revenue. This has been a long tim stanley cup e coming, said Demarco. We were shut down for about 60 straight days before we started doing carry out for the past two weeks and now where re-opening for our seated guests. It s huge. We didn t have the cash flow that we needed through the to go orders so getting people to come sit down, enjoy our food, enjoy our service, e stanley thermobecher njoy the views we can offer is super important for us. Ac