Slime Ball Who Tweeted FBI Death Threats Works Security At U.S. Bank Stadium

Thought it was a joke at first, but it’s not. If this doesn't light your fire, the pilot lights out.

Slime balls name: Khaalid Abdulkadir

"Court documents show Abdulkadir connected with known terror suspects from Minnesota over social media. He told WCCO he doesn’t recall it.
Instead, he calls life on probation tough. He’s required to wear an ankle monitor."

“I work at U.S. Bank Stadium as a security guard and I’m also working at a home care,” Abdulkadir said.

Abdulkadir is responsible for checking what people bring into the stadium. He said his punishment taught him a lesson.

http://minnesota.cbslocal.com/2016/11/14/khaalid-abdulkadir-fbi-twitter-threat-us-bank-stadium/

How the hell does he admit to the tweets but can't recall them?

Hopefully he loses his job real quick like.

SO,..............let me get this straight.
He's connected to KNOWN TERROR SUSPECTS and works for a stadium that fills people and he checks what people are bringing into the stadium. Hmmmmmmmmmmmmm,........yeah, just throw an ankle monitoring system on him, he's not that dangerous.
WTF?!?!?!?!!?!?

All I needed to see was "Somali."

tones_RS3 said:

SO,..............let me get this straight.
He's connected to KNOWN TERROR SUSPECTS and works for a stadium that fills people and he checks what people are bringing into the stadium. Hmmmmmmmmmmmmm,........yeah, just throw an ankle monitoring system on him, he's not that dangerous.
WTF?!?!?!?!!?!?

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No shit. That's like letting a drug addict work at a pharmacy. It's ok though, he has an ankle monitor!

Let us look at the bigger picture, guns are bad. Terrorist's are good.


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I've been there twice...awkward.

SolarYellow said:

All I needed to see was "Somali."

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This

B.S.! So he portrays himself to be a good kid caught between the old culture and new culture. He admits the tweets but doesn't remember them. He complains about the toughness of having to wear an ankle bracelet. Judge reduces the charge from a felony to a misdemeanor, and he gets 3 years probation....a slap on the wrist....with conditions. And he's already violated one of the conditions but he apparently hasn't suffered any consequence to violating his probation. Only in American gents!

That seems to sum it up Bob.