US man pleads guilty to conspiring to aid al-Qaida
By JERUSALEM POST STAFF
A martial arts expert pleaded guilty Wednesday to pledging to help al-Qaida, admitting he was willing to share his fighting skills to further the terror organization's goals.
Tarik Shah, who also is a jazz musician, entered his plea before a federal magistrate in US District Court in Manhattan. Shah, 44, faces up to 15 years in prison at a sentencing scheduled for July 10.
He became the third of four defendants and the second this week to plead guilty in the case, which also involves a Washington, D.C., cab driver, a Florida doctor and a New York bookstore owner.
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