Of course my two cents on this subject.
If he gets the bond, he will run!!! Do NOT do it. Amen Ahmed Ali will flee the country. And you will never see him again. He is corrupt and uncaring. There should NOT have been a bond on him.
He is a terrorist and he will never do the right thing!!!!
Bond Set In Espionage Case
A Bakersfield man charged with selling U.S. secrets to a middle east country could be out of federal prison in days.
Amen Ahmed Ali, could be freed on bail. He was arrested in early Sept. 2006, and indicted on charges he acted as a spy on behalf of the Yemeni government.
Investigators say Ali sold what he thought was stolen U.S. military weapons.
The indictment charges Ali, who owns a Rosedale cigarette store, with conspiracy to act as an agent of a foreign government, unlawful export of defense articles, and possession of stolen government property.
On Monday, Bakersfield Defense Attorney David Torres said Federal Court Judge Anthony W. Ishii approved a $1.5 million bond for Ali based on about a dozen properties offered as collateral by friends and family.
Torres says he needs to offer the court proof that the properties are worth what the defense team claimed and that there are no back taxes owed or liens placed on them.
Ali faces a possible 30 to 45 prison sentence if convicted of all counts.
Amen Ahmed Ali, could be freed on bail. He was arrested in early Sept. 2006, and indicted on charges he acted as a spy on behalf of the Yemeni government.
Investigators say Ali sold what he thought was stolen U.S. military weapons.
The indictment charges Ali, who owns a Rosedale cigarette store, with conspiracy to act as an agent of a foreign government, unlawful export of defense articles, and possession of stolen government property.
On Monday, Bakersfield Defense Attorney David Torres said Federal Court Judge Anthony W. Ishii approved a $1.5 million bond for Ali based on about a dozen properties offered as collateral by friends and family.
Torres says he needs to offer the court proof that the properties are worth what the defense team claimed and that there are no back taxes owed or liens placed on them.
Ali faces a possible 30 to 45 prison sentence if convicted of all counts.
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