Alabama terror suspect Aziz Sayyed (or Sayed) moved back from Middle East to go to school in Huntsville, Alabama, frequented Huntsville Islamic Center-WHNT, WAAY, WAFF

6/15/17, "Booking photo of Huntsville terrorism suspect revealed as local, federal investigation continues," waay.com, Travis Leder

"Police say Aziz Sayyed, 22, of Huntsville is facing a charge of soliciting or providing support for an act of terrorism. Sayyed was arrested in the area of Church Street and Clinton Avenue Thursday afternoon."...

Huntsville Islamic Center, waay tv

"WAAY 31 found out Sayyed frequented the Huntsville Islamic Center."...

Above, "Investigators found materials to make a bomb in his apartment," WAAY News, video (:11)

Below, a Koran (Qur'an) was also found in the apartment:

Qur'an, waay tv video

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"The 22-year-old U.S. citizen moved back from the Middle East to go to school in Huntsville."... 

6/17/17, "Man who hired Huntsville terrorism suspect reacts to arrest," whnt.com, Chelsea Brentzel

"Aziz Sayyed, the 22-year-old charged with supporting an act of terrorism, worked at the IHOP on Highway 72....The terrorism suspect started at the restaurant as a dishwasher in 2014....
 
The 22-year-old U.S. citizen moved back from the Middle East to go to school in Huntsville.... 

WHNT has confirmed the terrorism suspect attended the Huntsville campus of Calhoun Community College."...

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6/15/17, "Neighbor reacts to Huntsville terrorism suspect arrest," waff.com, Jack Madison, Huntsville, Alabama

"Authorities arrested a terrorism suspect on Thursday afternoon. What 22-year-old Aziz Sayed allegedly did is unclear right now.

Madison County authorities did say Redstone Arsenal [Army base] is somehow associated. The American-born Sayed is charged with soliciting and providing support for an act of terrorism....

The charge against Aziz Sayed is a state charge. He is in the Madison County Jail."

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Added: Different spellings of terrorist's name: (also Sayed)

Added, below: 6/15/17, "Huntsville Police chief on terrorism: "It's here. This is the world we live in.""

 

Aziz Sayyed, whnt

6/15/17, "Huntsville man charged with supporting act of terrorism, law enforcement say threat is over," whnt.com, by Drew Galloway, Kristen Conner and David Kumbroch,



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