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Sacramento refugee cleared of terror charges detains by ICE

ICE detains Sacramento refugee cleared of terror charges After a judge dismissed dubious charges of terror-linked murder against an Iraqi refugee, lawyers say he faces deportation for the same accusations. Author: Brandon Rittiman Updated: 5:54 PM PDT April 22, 2021 SACRAMENTO, Calif After spending more than two and a half years in Sacramento County Jail for murder, a federal judge says he couldn’t have committed, Uber driver and Iraqi refugee Omar Ameen was arrested by ICE agents just as he was set to be freed. Ameen is currently being held at an ICE facility in Bakersfield, according to his lawyers, awaiting an immigration hearing on the same accusations he’d just been cleared of.

Omar Ameen taken into ICE custody, moved to Bakersfield, after Sac judge orders release from jail

Omar Ameen taken into ICE custody, moved to Bakersfield, after Sac judge orders release from jail © KCRA Omar Ameen A Sacramento refugee and auto mechanic locked up for more than two years and accused of terrorism has been taken into custody by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement after a federal judge slammed the government s case against Omar Ameen and ordered his release. The government s case hinged largely on supposed eyewitnesses who say he led the convoy into the Rawah district of Iraq s Al-Anbar province. | More | But a KCRA 3 Investigation had shown that defense attorneys, after two years of intense negotiations and travel to Turkey, obtained so-called obliterating evidence. Cellphone data, cell tower pings and eyewitness testimony put him in Mersin, Turkey, within the hour of the Iraqi police officer s murder.

Public defender says judge vindicates Omar Ameen s innocence in terrorism case

Public defender says judge vindicates Omar Ameen s innocence in terrorism case © Omar Ameen omar ameen On a warm August Wednesday of 2018, members of the Joint Terrorism Task Force moved onto the property of an apartment complex on Eastern Avenue in Sacramento County. With a warrant in hand, they arrested an Iraqi refugee who was working in the area as an auto mechanic. Neighbors at the time had described the man, Omar Ameen, as polite, friendly, and willing to help to fix things in particular.Sign up for our Newsletters But that same day, inside a Sacramento courtroom, federal prosecutors told a different story. They said the same man was wanted by the Iraqi government. Extradition paperwork said the Iraqi government had eyewitnesses who saw Ameen at the head of a convoy of Islamic State group fighters, entering Rawah, in the Al-Anbar province in June of 2014. ISIS had taken over the province and begun a major push into Iraqi territory.

Sacramento judge refuses to extradite refugee back to Iraq in murder case

Sacramento judge refuses to extradite refugee back to Iraq in murder case Sacramento Bee 2 hrs ago Sam Stanton, The Sacramento Bee © Julia Sclafani/TNS FBI and sheriff’ s officers are seen outside an Arden Arcade apartment Tuesday afternoon, August 15, 2018 after securing a search warrant. SACRAMENTO, Calif. In a major blow to federal prosecutors, a federal judge in Sacramento ruled Wednesday that Omar Ameen may not be extradited back to Iraq to face trial in the 2014 murder of an Iraqi police officer. The decision came in a 30-page order by U.S. Magistrate Judge Edmund F. Brennan, who labeled parts of the government’s arguments “dubious” and said they call for “some degree of skepticism.”

Judge orders Omar Ameen released from jail, declines extradition

Refugee in Sacramento won t be extradited to Iraq for alleged ISIS killing “The evidence strongly supports that Ameen never left Turkey in June 2014, and the record before the court, taken in its entirety, does not establish probable cause Author: Staff (ABC10) Updated: 2:48 PM PDT April 21, 2021 SACRAMENTO, Calif. A federal judge in Sacramento has declined to extradite Omar Ameen back to Iraq for the alleged 2014 murder of a police officer in his hometown of Rawah, Iraq. In the conclusion to his ruling, Federal Judge Edmund Brennan wrote that “the evidence strongly supports that Ameen never left Turkey in June 2014, and the record before the court, taken in its entirety, does not establish probable cause that he was responsible” for the officer’s murder. Ameen s attorneys have vigorously argued that point. The victim s parents also believe Ameen is innocent, and even withdrew the complaint filed against him and have asked that the mu

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