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Those were decisions rendered by a federal magistrate judge last week as the eve of trial approaches for Suarez, 25, who is charged with attempting to use a weapon of mass destruction and attempting to provide material support to a foreign terrorist organization.“I’m gonna do the backpack,” Suarez was recorded telling an undercover FBI agent, who said it’s a reference to a bomb. “That’s for sure, I’m gonna do the backpack.”Suarez, who lived with his parents, could receive life in prison if convicted as charged.Jury selection began Friday before Judge Jose Martinez at U.S. District Court, 301 Simonton St., in Key West, where prosecutors and the defense team took turns questioning prospective jurors. The opening day of trial is set for Monday.Since his arrest July 27, 2015, Suarez has remained at a Miami federal detention center. Twice, he has shown such obstinate resistance to his attorneys that they have asked the court to let them withdraw as counsel. Both times, Magistrate Judge Lurana Snow has denied the request.
At one point last May, Suarez wrote a handwritten letter to Judge Martinez asking him to drop the charges because he is a law-abiding “responsible gun owner”+ coerced into agreeing to accept an explosive from undercover agents. Martinez reminded all that only attorneys could file such motions.Federal prosecutors say he identifies himself as a member of the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant.Suarez told undercover FBI informants July 3, 2015, he wanted to attack police by either blowing up a car bomb or by placing bombs under police cruisers, federal prosecutors said.An informant posing as a member of Islamic State told Suarez at a meeting in a Homestead hotel room he would get back to him with prices for grenades and other material needed to make a backpack bomb. FBI agents arrested Suarez after he met with an informant who showed him how to detonate explosives.Suarez came to the attention of law enforcement in April 2015, when an unidentified person reported to the Palm Beach County Sheriff’s Office a Facebook friend request from someone that included extremist rhetoric about recruiting for ISIL.
That friend request was from an account user named Almlak Benitez, who federal agents determined was Suarez, then a 23-year-old living with his parents in an apartment on Shrimp Road on Stock Island.“Be a warrior, learn how to cut your enemies head [sic] and then burn down the body learn how to be the new future of the world Caliphate,” Suarez posted on Facebook around April 7, 2015, prosecutors said.A 61-year-old New Hampshire man was killed early Sunday morning on North Roosevelt Boulevard while walking on the road “between two crosswalks,” police said.The man — police would not name him pending notification of his family — was struck about 2:30 a.m. outside the Publix grocery store in the Searstown shopping center between Roosevelt and Northside Drive.The driver of the car that struck the New Hampshire man was Odalmis Caridad, 44, of Key West, police said. The fatal crash comes less than 48 hours after a California woman was seriously injured when a car struck her at 8:30 p.m. Friday while she crossed the 3600 block of North Roosevelt using one of the crosswalks added by the state when it finished the $41.5 million reconstruction of the island’s main artery.
Jennifer Kimmel, 62, was listed in stable condition at a Miami hospital, Crean said Saturday, after she was airlifted to Ryder Trauma Center following the crash.The maximum speed limit on one stretch of North Roosevelt is 35 mph; the rest is 30 mph.17--I don't really have much to review. I printed my ticket online, so I did not interact with the box office peeps. The young lady scanning my ticket wa Lacy Fullermanagers saw us outside waiting and never bothered to tell us the night showings posted were only for the Well how do I start. Now a theater is going to dictate how a parent should raise their child by what they can take their children too. Ratings are not set in st I can't believe Best Man Holiday isn't coming to this theatre. I and about 20 other women were planning on going to watch it on Friday night and have to say weA Key West woman said she was jumped by a woman she told not to hit her children at the Winn-Dixie parking lot Wednesday night, police reported.The woman, 50, said she spotted several children jumping on a car as she was walking to the entrance of the grocery, 2778 N. Roosevelt Blvd., about 8:30 p.m.