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  1. UNCLASSIFIED//FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY
  2. C ALIFORNIA S TATE T HREAT A SSESSMENT C ENTER
  3. 96-H OUR R EPORT
  4. 5 S EPTEMBER 2017
  5. (U) CALIFORNIA
  6. (U) San Diego – Fugitive Task Force Arrests 50 Across San Diego County
  7. (U) A fugitive task force arrested 50 criminals across San Diego County last week during a four-day
  8. operation that targeted people suspected of violating the terms of their parole. Members of the US
  9. Marshals task force tracked down people convicted of violent crimes including assault, robbery and
  10. attempted murder. The arrests took place all throughout the county, from Oceanside to Imperial Beach
  11. and El Cajon. There were 32 parolees, 16 fugitives with state arrest warrants, and two fugitives with
  12. federal arrest warrants taken into custody.
  13. SOURCE: 1 September 2017, San Diego Union Tribune
  14. (U) NATIONAL
  15. (U) Illinois – Villa Park Man Charged with Fundraising for ISIS Fighters
  16. (U) Chicago – A 31-year-old truck driver living in west suburban Villa Park was arrested by the FBI on 31
  17. August on charges out of New York that alleged he raised money in 2015 to help send fighters from the
  18. United States to ISIS fronts in Syria. At a hearing in federal court in Chicago, prosecutors asked that
  19. Dilshod Khusanov, a native of Uzbekistan, be detained as a flight risk and danger to the community. He
  20. will be taken to Brooklyn to face the two-count indictment charging him with conspiring and attempting
  21. to provide material support to ISIS and al-Nusrah Front.
  22. SOURCE: 1 September 2017, Chicago Tribune
  23. (U) New York – New York Police Department Captures Radical Cleric Operating Overseas
  24. (U) New York – A once-imprisoned Islamic cleric is behind bars again after an unusual investigation that
  25. took New York City police officers far beyond their jurisdiction, to the Middle East, to make contact with
  26. a member of ISIS. The international sting that led to the arrest of Abdullah el-Faisal in Jamaica last week
  27. was conducted by the New York Police Department (NYPD) without the involvement of the FBI or
  28. federal prosecutors. An indictment filed in state court in Manhattan said an undercover NYPD officer
  29. posing as a jihadist connected on social media with el-Faisal, who is accused of trying to recruit the
  30. officer to become a medic for ISIS.
  31. SOURCE: 1 September 2017, Associated Press
  32. (U) North Dakota – West Fargo Police Make Record Drug Seizure
  33. (U) West Fargo – A California man was arrested in West Fargo after police say they found a record
  34. amount of drugs in his trunk during a traffic stop. Police pulled the suspect’s vehicle over on I-94 for a
  35. routine traffic violation on 3 September. During a search of the vehicle, police found 125 pounds of raw
  36. marijuana, 2,811 grams of marijuana wax, 168.63 grams of hashish, and two vials of marijuana oil. The
  37. street value of the drugs was estimated to be more than $700,000.
  38. SOURCE: 4 September 2017, Valley News Live
  39. UNCLASSIFIED//FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY
  40. Form # 2f35dc19-4d14-4901-884a-729b2a15ea7cUNCLASSIFIED//FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY
  41. (U) INTERNATIONAL
  42. (U) Japan – North Korea Detonates its Most Powerful Nuclear Device Yet
  43. (U) Tokyo – North Korea detonated a nuclear device on 3 September, claiming it was a hydrogen bomb
  44. that could be attached to a missile capable of reaching the mainland United States. Scientific evidence
  45. showed that North Korea crossed an important threshold after detonating a nuclear device that was
  46. vastly more powerful than its last—and almost seven times the size of the bomb that destroyed
  47. Hiroshima. This was the first nuclear test conducted by North Korea since President Trump took office.
  48. SOURCE: 3 September 2017, Washington Post
  49. (U) Philippines – Philippines Eyes Counter-Terrorism Task Force with Malaysia, Indonesia
  50. (U) Manila – Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte will discuss with Indonesia and Malaysia the possibility
  51. of creating a task force to combat ISIS-inspired militancy. Duterte also expressed willingness to open his
  52. borders to Indonesian and Malaysian security forces searching for ISIS fighters. He plans to meet with
  53. Indonesian president Joko Widodo and Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak to discuss the potential
  54. task force. Southeast Asian nations have agreed to use spy planes and drones to stem the movement of
  55. militants across their borders, as concerns rise over the growing clout of ISIS in the region.
  56. SOURCE: 3 September 2017, Reuters
  57. (U) Philippines – Philippines’ Battle Against ISIS Continues
  58. (U) Marawi – The battle between Philippine forces and ISIS has now surpassed the 100-day mark since
  59. ISIS militants seized the southern city of Marawi. Journalists were allowed in for the first time by the
  60. Philippine military, witnessing the destruction in the region from the numerous airstrikes and artillery
  61. barrages. On 31 August, three soldiers were killed, and 52 more were injured in the latest incident.
  62. Marawi and the surrounding areas, on the southern island of Mindanao, was once home to 200,000
  63. people, the biggest Muslim-majority city in the Philippines. It is now relatively vacant but for a dwindling
  64. group of militants who claim loyalty to ISIS.
  65. SOURCE: 1 September 2017, New York Times
  66. (U) PREPARED BY THE CALIFORNIA STATE THREAT ASSESSMENT CENTER.
  67. (U) FOR QUESTIONS OR CONCERNS, PLEASE EMAIL STAC@CALOES.CA.GOV, OR CALL 916-874-1100.
  68. Warning: This document is the exclusive property of the State Threat Assessment Center (STAC) and is UNCLASSIFIED//FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY
  69. (U//FOUO). It contains information that may be exempt from public release under the California Public Records Act (Govt. Code Sec. 6250-6270).
  70. It is to be controlled, stored, handled, transmitted, distributed, and disposed of in accordance with STAC policy relating to U//FOUO information
  71. and is not to be released to the public, the media, or other personnel who do not have a valid "need-to-know" without prior approval of an
  72. authorized STAC official. No portion of this report should be furnished to the media, either in written or verbal form.
  73. This document contains excerpts of suspicious activities and incidents of interest to the STAC as obtained from open and unclassified sources.
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  75. UNCLASSIFIED//FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY
  76. Form # 2f35dc19-4d14-4901-884a-729b2a15ea7c
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