One of the two Queens women accused of plotting a homemade bomb strike on American soil worked at a preschool, where officials remained tight-lipped Friday after her arrest on terrorism charges.
Asia Siddiqui, a 31-year-old native of Saudi Arabia, was behind bars Friday, locked up with her best friend and accused sister in jihad Noelle Valentzas, 28.
“We have no comment at this time,” said a worker at 82nd Street Academics in Queens on the day after FBI agents arrested the two Al Qaeda-linked suspects at their homes.
The busts followed a two-year undercover probe, with the terrorist sympathizers accused of amassing bomb-making materials and studying bomb-making manuals while plotting their strike.
The self-identified citizens of the Islamic State — the terrorist organization responsible for beheading Western hostages — have billed themselves as “some bad bitches.”
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Obama loving Democrats
Thank God the children are safe.
De Blasio needs to get a pre school education. That commie liberal has sold out New York. Better Bloomberg would come back.
Heads are going to roll if we don't clamp down on the religion of murder
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Oh man, I haven't logged in to my JacksonHeightsFamilies account yet. I suspect the wonderfully open-minded parents of 82nd Street Academics kiddies will be up in arms over the unfair treatment of this beloved teacher.
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