Plane bomb suspect due in court

The man charged with attempting to blow up a plane on Christmas Day is due to appear in court in the US.

Plane bomb suspect due in court
Fri, 08 Jan, 2010 - 18:49

The man charged with attempting to blow up a plane on Christmas Day is due to appear in court in the US.

Nigerian Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab is due to appear in court in Detroit for his arraignment to face charges that he failed to detonate a chemical-laden explosive on the Detroit-bound Northwest Airlines flight.

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CourtsFailed plane bomb plotPlace: USPlace: DetroitPlace: NigeriaPlace: MarylandPlace: YemenPlace: United StatesPlace: Guantanamo Bay prisonPerson: Umar Farouk AbdulmutallabPerson: AbdulmutallabPerson: Joseph NiskarPerson: Maryam UwaisPerson: Mahmud KazaurePerson: President Barack ObamaPerson: John BrennanPerson: Miriam SieferPerson: Barbara McQuadePerson: McQuadePerson: Lloyd MeyerPerson: SatanPerson: President ObamaPerson: SieferPerson: Keith CorbettPerson: SteingoldPerson: Attorney GeneralPerson: Eric HolderEvent: Christmas DayOrganisation: FBIOrganisation: US Rights For TerroristsOrganisation: IslamOrganisation: Associated PressOrganisation: US governmentOrganisation: al Qaida
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