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[Newsweek] Mark Hosenball - The New York Police Department is concerned that Iranian agents may already have targeted the city for terror attacks. In November 2003, security officials of the Iranian Mission to the UN, Ahmad Safari and Alireaza Safi, were detained by transit cops when they were seen videotaping subway tracks from Queens to Manhattan at 1:10 in the morning. "We're concerned that Iranian agents were engaged in reconnaissance that might be used in an attack against New York City at some future date," Police Commissioner Raymond W. Kelly told Newsweek. 2007-03-01 01:00:00Full Article
Is Tehran Targeting New York?
[Newsweek] Mark Hosenball - The New York Police Department is concerned that Iranian agents may already have targeted the city for terror attacks. In November 2003, security officials of the Iranian Mission to the UN, Ahmad Safari and Alireaza Safi, were detained by transit cops when they were seen videotaping subway tracks from Queens to Manhattan at 1:10 in the morning. "We're concerned that Iranian agents were engaged in reconnaissance that might be used in an attack against New York City at some future date," Police Commissioner Raymond W. Kelly told Newsweek. 2007-03-01 01:00:00Full Article
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