Man Accused in Synagogue Firebombing Pleads Not Guilty in Prosecutor Murder Plot
Aakash Dalal, the former Lodi man allegedly behind the anti-semitic arsons earlier this year, has pleaded not guilty to additional charges that he plotted to murder the assistant prosecutor in the case.
The former Lodi man who allegedly played a guiding role in the firebombings of Jewish synagogues earlier this year has pleaded not guilty to new charges that he conspired to kill the assistant prosecutor handling his case, authorities said Thursday. Aakash Dalal, 20, who had been attending Rutgers University and has a New Brunswick address, plotted to obtain a gun and murder Assistant Prosecutor Martin Delaney after he made bail, Bergen County Prosecutor John L. Molinelli said in a statement. Dalal, who was scheduled to be released from jail this week after arranging to post $1 million bail, was charged with conspiracy to commit murder, conspiracy to possess a weapon for unlawful purposes and terroristic threats. In early May, FBI agents …
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Paul Umrichin
11:15 am on Tuesday, July 3, 2012
Hey Billy Mays, You can stuff it too. You say that you don't actually intend to make people believe that you are Billy Mays, so why do you insist and continue to use his name. And how are you different than others guilty of identity theft? You just don't make sense, but then again you never do. more ›